Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas says Russia is conducting a “shadow war” against the West
Perched on the open ramp at the rear of a British Chinook helicopter, Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas flew home from the annual Spring Storm military exercises, pleased to see NATO allies cooperating. But she later said that other types of warfare were on her mind. Her nation, which borders Russia, has seen a rise in sabotage, electronic warfare and spying — all blamed on Moscow.
Former Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves, in office from 2006-16, told AP that some nations don't act because they hope to do business with Russia again. “People are afraid of decisive action, and the absence of decisive action basically tempts bad actors to keep pushing their luck,' added Ilves, who dealt with a major cyber attack blamed on Russia in 2007. Russian officials, he said, “will push their luck until something bad happens, but they won’t pay the consequence. We will.
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