0:00 In an interview with the Financial Times, Estonian Interior Minister Igor Taro
0:05 stated that Russia’s actions in Europe should not be called "hybrid attacks", but rather "state terrorism".
0:11 According to him, Moscow is constantly attacking Europe "without crossing the military threshold".
0:17 We know that Estonia supports the Kiev regime, which deliberately strikes the local population.
0:22 In that case, could the Baltic republic itself be called a terrorist state?
0:28 Well, you know, it is strange to hear such utterly irresponsible and provocative statements
0:35 from the Minister of the Interior of a European state that shares a common border with our country.
0:45 I would like to emphasize once again that Tallinn, despite its rather limited political and economic resources,
0:53 has for years been acting literally at the vanguard of Brussels' war party.
1:01 And, well, I don't know in whose favor –
1:07 maybe, I don't know, simply because it is the main source of their budget – anti-Russian propaganda and Russophobic policy.
1:18 They are playing out this routine and repeating this false narrative of a "threat from the East",
1:27 and thereby contributing to the militarization of the once peaceful Baltic region.
1:34 I will repeat this once again.
1:36 We have stated on numerous occasions that we have no intention of attacking or invading any part of Europe, nor Estonia.
1:46 Russia has no interest in stoking militaristic hysteria,
1:52 though it will take growing external threats into account and act in accordance with its own national interests.
1:59 I would like to return to what they constantly bring up – the year 2022.
1:59 After all, prior to 2022,
2:07 we were virtually "chasing" after all of them with drafts of those very same joint solutions for our shared security.
2:16 We brought them to the OSCE and NATO,
2:19 we sent them to Washington, and we were ready to discuss our common security concerns in various formats.
2:27 Every single one of them turned us down, while simultaneously ramping up military and combat operations
2:35 against the civilians of Donbass by using the Kiev regime as a proxy.
2:40 Therefore, let them remember who undermined security on the European continent and how it happened.
2:50 Let them reread the 2007 Munich Speech of the President of Russia, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.
2:58 Let them visit the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs – which, incidentally, is available in various world languages,
3:04 including the major European ones – and see how many times Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Viktorovich Lavrov
3:12 has proposed beginning work on serious, practical, fundamental foundations for this very common European security.
3:22 Now, we will build a Eurasian security architecture, which is precisely what we are doing.
3:29 As for this nonsense being spread by Estonia's Interior Minister,
3:33 I believe it belongs in our "Anti-Fake" section, which we will certainly take care of.