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Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna Met With Us Think Tanks In Tallinn Today, 6 January, To Discuss Global Security, Strengthening Transatlantic Relations And Helping Ukraine Win. Authoritarian Regimes Are Cooperating More And More Closely, Russia Has Involved North Korean Soldiers In Its Military Operations, And Hybrid Attacks Against Nato Allies Have Become Increasingly Brazen. These And Many Other Challenges Facing The Democratic World Can Only Be Successfully Addressed Through Close Cooperation Between Europe And The United States, Said Tsahkna At The Meeting With Think Tanks Marshall Billingslea, Nathan Sales And Victoria Coates.
The Foreign Minister Stressed That The Aim Of RussiaS Aggression Is Not Only To Destroy Ukraine, But Also To Dismantle The Security Architecture That Ensures The Security Of Europe And The United States. It Is In The Interests Of Both Europe And The United States That Russia Does Not Achieve Its Goals, That Ukraine Wins And That A Just And Lasting Peace Is Secured, Said Tsahkna. To Do This, It Is First And Foremost Necessary To Help Ukraine Gain A Position Of Strength On The Battlefield And Refrain From Making Any Concessions To Russia.
RussiaS Opportunities To Wage War Must Also Be Limited, Primarily Through Tightening Sanctions. The Meeting Also Discussed The Us Contribution To The Security Of The Baltic Region And Increasing Defense Investments By Nato Allies. As Part Of Their Visit To Estonia, The Think Tank Members Will Also Meet With The Secretary General Of The Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And The Deputy Secretary General For Political Affairs, Representatives Of The Ministry Of Defence And The International Centre For Defence Studies, And Visit The Nato Cyber Defence Cooperation Centre And The City Of Narva.