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Estonia Urges Quick NATO Integration for Ukraine's Security

4/2/2026

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Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna urged Ukraine's integration into European security structures, citing that Ukraine possesses the largest and most experienced military force in the region.
He called the moment historic for the EU and NATO and urged swift action to close geopolitical 'grey zones'.
Tsahkna said Ukraine's resistance defends sovereignty and buys Europe time to adapt its security framework.
He warned against neutrality, saying it would invite further Russian threats.

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Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna urged Ukraine's integration into European security structures, citing that Ukraine possesses the largest and most experienced military force in the region.
He called the moment historic for the EU and NATO and urged swift action to close geopolitical 'grey zones'.
Tsahkna said Ukraine's resistance defends sovereignty and buys Europe time to adapt its security framework.
He warned against neutrality, saying it would invite further Russian threats.