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Bloomberg News correspondent, Estonia. Previously PDX, London, Washington DC, Lomita. Musician, king's gambit player. Views my own, retweets not endorsements.
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Estonia Probes Russia Link in Fire at Defense Manufacturer

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| Insurance Journal Verified
Estonian authorities are investigating potential Russian involvement in a fire that broke out at a building used by defense company Milrem Robotics, according to Prime Minister Kristen Michal. The prosecutor’s office said on Tuesday it suspected an arson attack at the facilities of the UAE investor-backed manufacturer of autonomous combat vehicles with close ties to Ukraine.
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Estonia Probes Russia Link in Fire at Defense Manufacturer

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By Ott Tammik Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Peter Kollanyi/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Estonian authorities are investigating potential Russian involvement in a fire that broke out at a building used by defense company Milrem Robotics, according to Prime Minister Kristen Michal. The prosecutor’s office said on Tuesday it suspected an arson attack at the facilities of the UAE investor-backed manufacturer of autonomous combat vehicles with close ties to Ukraine.
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Estonian Cabinet Loses Majority Seven Months Ahead of Elections

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By Ott Tammik Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Roni Rekomaa/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal lost majority support for his cabinet after two members of parliament defected in quick succession, complicating his leadership with seven months to go before a regular general election. The departure of lawmakers Kalev Stoicescu from the ranks of Eesti 200 and Meelis Kiili from the Reform Party over the last 24 hours means the two-party coalition now has just 50 seats in the 101-member parliament.
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