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From Propaganda to the Courtroom: How Russia Is Building a Legal Case Against the Baltic States

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By Holger Roonemaa Verified
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Inese Braže (Re:Baltica) Holger Ronemaa (Delfi) Indre Makaraitytė (LRT) Photo: Re:Baltica 2026-07-27 Investigations More From Our Partners More from the Region For years, the Baltic states dismissed the Kremlin’s increasingly outlandish claims – from implying they were allowing Ukrainian drones to strike Russia from their territory to allegations they were preparing to deport their native Russian speakers – as propaganda. Note, debunk, move on.
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SPECIAL EPISODE: Everything you need to know about Russia's lawfare against the Baltic states

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By Holger Roonemaa Verified
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This week, Delfi together with Re:Baltica and LRT published a joint investigation exposing Russia’s hidden efforts to sue the Baltic states in the International Court of Justice (ICJ). You can find our English coverage right here on the Baltic Flank as well as a deep-dive report on Re:Baltica. In this special podcast episode, I sit down with my Baltic colleagues Indre Makaraityte and The Baltic Flank’s frequent co-author Sanita Jemberga to unpack the story behind the headlines.
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Inside Russia's Secret Plan to Sue the Baltic States

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By Holger Roonemaa Verified
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When I am invited to seminars or interviews about our Russian investigations, one of the points I like to emphasize is that it doesn’t only matter what Russia is doing now, but what it is working on to do next.
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