Summary
Headline: Minister: Border will never be completed as new challenges occur all the time
Short Summary: Estonian Interior Minister states the Russian border may never be truly 'complete' as new risks and requirements continuously arise amid ongoing hybrid threats.
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Estonia's Minister of the Interior warns that the country's border with Russia may never be fully completed due to ongoing and emerging security, technical, and geopolitical challenges. The urgency to enhance border infrastructure is driven by potential military and hybrid threats, and legislative changes are being considered to facilitate civilian defense preparedness.
Notes: ??Estonia's interior minister stated that evolving hybrid threats and changing ??border conditions mean the border infrastructure will require ongoing upgrades rather than final completion.
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- "Minister of the Interior Igor Taro ... warned that the project may never be fully completed due to challenges that continue to arise."
- ""There will always be new circumstances, be they technical or security-related, that require new solutions," said Taro."
- ""If we just look at illegal border crossings, hybrid attacks, smuggling and different military threats, then all of these dimensions must be considered.""
- "Taro said the urgency of the border project had grown after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine."
- ""These are technical, tactical but also political issues. It is unlikely the border will ever be considered a completed project.""
- "Taro confirmed discussing possible changes to Estonia's Weapons Act to simplify obtaining a weapons permit."
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Location: Estonian eastern border
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