Estonia deported a Russian man named Andrei Zhuravlyov, accused of planning to gather intelligence for Moscow. He was allegedly recruited by Russia's FSB to conduct espionage activities near the Estonia-Russia border, potentially as part of preparations for a 'hybrid attack'. Zhuravlyov held an Estonian residency permit but spent most of his time in Russia. The Estonian Internal Security Service (ISS) detained him but did not clarify if he committed a crime. This incident fits into a broader pattern of Estonia deporting or jailing Russian residents or dual nationals accused of espionage or security threats. The ISS warned the public not to accept job offers from Russia related to such activities.

Estonia deported a Russian man named Andrei Zhuravlyov, accused of planning to gather intelligence for Moscow. He was allegedly recruited by Russia's FSB to conduct espionage activities near the Estonia-Russia border, potentially as part of preparations for a 'hybrid attack'. Zhuravlyov held an Estonian residency permit but spent most of his time in Russia. The Estonian Internal Security Service (ISS) detained him but did not clarify if he committed a crime. This incident fits into a broader pattern of Estonia deporting or jailing Russian residents or dual nationals accused of espionage or security threats. The ISS warned the public not to accept job offers from Russia related to such activities.