America News Agency

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna announced on social media that the entry of the first 261 Russian fighters who participated in the war of aggression against Ukraine has been banned from Estonia.

In his statement, Tsahkna said: “Estonia has imposed an entry ban on the first 261 Russian fighters who took part in the war of aggression against Ukraine — and this is only the beginning.”

He added: “Hundreds of thousands of fighters from the aggressor state took part in this brutal war, committed atrocities, and spread violence. They have no place in Estonia or in the Schengen area. We will continue working to ensure the door remains closed to former Russian fighters and call on other countries to do the same.”