Estonian President ambiguously described relations with the Russian Federation

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The President of Estonia, Kersti Kaljulaid, in a solemn speech on the occasion of the Republic’s Independence Day, ambiguously assessed relations with Russia.





Speaking about the countries surrounding Estonia, Kaljulaid veiled out the difficult, but at the same time “neighborly” relations with the Russian Federation.

We have different neighbors. There are democratic, but not very. Companions in fate from the last century, and those with whom we are today in step,
quotes the president RIA News.

We have one complicated neighbor. But the neighbor is the neighbor. It does not remain without attention even when for several decades it has disappointed us,
she said.

According to Kaljulaid, the republic expects from its partners, "so that they do not change the value order based on the values ​​of the world order for short-term interests."

We remember that strategic patience ultimately leads to a goal — and so our policy of not recognizing occupation continued for half a century, until it was successful in the end,
said the Estonian leader.

She had previously stated that relations with Moscow “cannot be called good.” Kaljulaid also explained that she could not decide on a visit to Russia on her own without Brussels.
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  1. +13
    25 February 2018 09: 24
    Then we'll see how you speak .. Everything is recorded and remembered! In childhood, I remembered your attitude for life ..
    1. +8
      25 February 2018 11: 23
      Quote: MIKHAN
      Then we'll see

      Vitaly, look now, it's IT laughing
      Keeping up with world fashion on Sodom and Gomor! No wonder it receives money from Europe wink
      1. +8
        25 February 2018 11: 56
        Quote: You Vlad
        Keeping up with world fashion on Sodom and Gomor! No wonder it receives money from Europe

        And the iron curtain is long overdue along the western border. Nichrome good never came from there and never came. Like civilization, yeah. Why then did D'Artagnan wear such a chic hat then? And, this is so that the slops poured out of the window do not fall on the raincoat. But civilization, no doubt, yes.
        1. +2
          25 February 2018 12: 52
          just didn’t come and come?
          But for example, a very beautiful St. Petersburg built in the image of Western cities? But what about Lefort, Lermont, von Fizin, etc., etc.? Do you think that serfdom is better than human rights (by the way, the Jesuits came up with)?
          And like Marx. communism. is it also from the west? or is communism the idea of ​​marxism is also bad? or is it bad that the concept of trade unions has come from the west? or is it bad that a revolution came from the west that unscrewed the tyrants of the Bosko?
          It is ridiculous to read a man who talks about the development of civilization through the spilled mud. not noticing how at the same time his ancestors were selling along with animals!
          1. +12
            25 February 2018 13: 10
            Quote: K.A.S.
            It is ridiculous to read a man who talks about the development of civilization through the spilled mud

            It is ridiculous to read a person who, doing trivial demagogy, brings everything together. It seems that from your hatred of Russia, you have already forgotten where it is right and where it is left. Not to mention elementary knowledge of historical processes.
            1. +4
              25 February 2018 13: 30
              Kaljulayd explained that she can’t decide on a visit to Russia without Brussels

              AH-HA-HA-HA-AAAAA !!!!!
              1. +3
                25 February 2018 13: 36
                Quote: Shurik70
                Kaljulayd explained that she can’t decide on a visit to Russia without Brussels

                AH-HA-HA-HA-AAAAA !!!!!

                But they celebrated Independence Day. Independence from the right to vote, the right to decide something yourself?
            2. +3
              26 February 2018 00: 38
              Quote: Orionvit
              It’s funny to read a person who is engaged in banal demagogy

              Even reluctant to answer him. It’s like a bald weirdo at Solovyov’s in a TV set, he will catch his tongue on the topic, and let's go. But they Heard, yes, um. They have, you know, Opinion. But is this self-conceit hypertrophied? Niva is not plowed for our psychiatrists.
              The troll here jumped out with a triple toe loop. The optimal behavior is to hammer, he will fall asleep, pah, forgive me, Lord, to remember evil spirits by night.
              But still I’ll say it. Slavery in Russia has never been, in the Roman and Greek understandings. This is for a start. Read the textbooks further, comrade, not Wikipedia. Norm textbooks, soviet. There it is written about Comrade Marx, and about the beard of this damn accountant, too, if you carefully read.
              "like", yes. Savages, what to take from them?
              1. +1
                26 February 2018 01: 48
                Quote: iliitch
                Even reluctant to answer him

                However, someone drew two points to him. It is strange to realize that there are people who are so limited that they perceive such a "history analysis" at face value. We then heard this liberal delirium in the memorable 90s.
                1. +2
                  26 February 2018 03: 05
                  Quote: Orionvit
                  We then heard this liberal delirium in the memorable 90s.

                  These pies were bitten off in full. The country’s brains were enough to stop falling into a tailspin, as Ukrainians do today. Firstborn, what would they.
                  Surprisingly simple, the "friends" thought we had a lid, but they got the hell out of there.
                  Ah, how good it is. Breathe for now.
                  As our girls in figure skating won and doublet guys in hockey. This medal is the hardest, yes. Half the country brought to a semi-infarction, three-thirds, but the score is on the scoreboard. Not, definitely breathing, and continue. drinks
          2. +10
            25 February 2018 13: 18
            Aw, magician Yes
            Quote: K.A.S.
            But for example, a very beautiful St. Petersburg built in the image of Western cities?

            We had almost worse even in the tree
            Quote: K.A.S.
            Do you think that serfdom is better than human rights (by the way, the Jesuits came up with)?

            You want to say that when serfdom was with us, then democracy flourished over the hill? Well, cho, to burn a woman at the stake, yeah, and they didn’t sell people there and didn’t rob anyone and Napoleon brought us exclusively human rights, so we didn’t understand.
            Quote: K.A.S.
            And like Marx. communism. is it also from the west? or is communism the idea of ​​marxism is also bad?

            But doesn’t it bother you that these very ideas didn’t take root there at home and were implemented exclusively with human rights in our country? Do you want to believe God, but do you want communism? And at the moment, from there there are exclusively human rights, yeah.
            Quote: K.A.S.
            or is it bad that the concept of trade unions has come from the west?

            These are not the ones that the Italian mafia took into service? And now, without them, it’s absolutely no where, someone else will tear his shirt for a simple hard worker.
            Quote: K.A.S.
            Funny read man

          3. +2
            25 February 2018 16: 09
            Quote: K.A.S.
            just didn’t come and come?
            But for example, a very beautiful St. Petersburg built in the image of Western cities? But what about Lefort, Lermont, von Fizin, etc., etc.? Do you think that serfdom is better than human rights (by the way, the Jesuits came up with)?
            And like Marx. communism. is it also from the west? or is communism the idea of ​​marxism is also bad? or is it bad that the concept of trade unions has come from the west? or is it bad that a revolution came from the west that unscrewed the tyrants of the Bosko?
            It is ridiculous to read a man who talks about the development of civilization through the spilled mud. not noticing how at the same time his ancestors were selling along with animals!

            In fact, before Peter there was no slavery in Russia.
        2. +1
          25 February 2018 15: 48
          Why then did D'Artagnan wear such a chic hat then?

          And who then ruled Russia, do not remind? Isn't John Vasilyevich?
          1. 0
            26 February 2018 03: 58
            Quote: Kerensky
            And who then ruled Russia, do not remind? Isn't John Vasilyevich?

            Well, why provoke, Comrade Captain? Let me remind you, as I remind you. And without Wikipedia. You would have to compare the population of London and Moscow at that time, for starters. As well as the number of executed under Ivan the Fourth and with all these kings-queens over the same period. Impressive. But we are savages, yes, bamboo, damn it, we chew. And there, damn it, civilization, I choke on bamboo.
            1. +1
              26 February 2018 11: 24
              As well as the number of executed under Ivan the Fourth and with all these kings-queens over the same period

              Well, I didn’t figure it out, but I compared life. It seems to me that living conditions for the bulk of the population are a clearer indicator.
  2. +9
    25 February 2018 09: 26
    Interestingly, do they agree with Brussels what they say in various interviews and meetings? what laughing
    After all feel vassals even have their own dress code, which also needs to be coordinated with the owners feel
    Here it is, freedom and democracy, when you do (or don't do) what others tell you laughing fool
    1. +3
      25 February 2018 13: 25
      Quote: Rurikovich
      Here it is, freedom and democracy, when you do (or don't do) what others tell you

      Yes, you don’t understand anything in democracy-
      We remember that strategic patience ultimately leads to a goal — and so our policy of not recognizing occupation continued for half a century, until it was successful in the end,
      They will still suffer half a century, and there you look and the baboons (refugees) will be shown horns, only the end of the subsidies will come and complete freedom will begin laughing
  3. +11
    25 February 2018 09: 27
    Incidentally, this difficult neighbor bought Estonia with all their "democracy" from Sweden. Peter Alekseevich paid 2 million rubles.
    At the current rate, without accrued interest, this is about $ 350 billion.
    1. +6
      25 February 2018 10: 15
      Well, they act like that. Like corrupt girls.
      If you’ve been sold at least once, like cattle, then you won’t be washed from it.
      There is always someone who remembers it, even though you decided to forget about it.
    2. 0
      25 February 2018 12: 54
      Dear that you write the truth, with the exception of one! Communists signed an agreement. and to demand interest, it would be necessary for the Russian Federation to recognize the rule of the Communists as criminal! and, accordingly, all their contracts are void and without yursila!
    3. 0
      25 February 2018 16: 11
      About 56 tons of silver.
  4. +7
    25 February 2018 09: 27
    Is this for sure she ?! The photo looks more like a man with painted lips ... well, you understand ... negative
    1. +3
      25 February 2018 11: 28
      Quote: Magic Archer
      Well, you understand ...

      This is it, dresses in the hosts trend good
  5. +4
    25 February 2018 09: 28
    Appointed Resident!
  6. +5
    25 February 2018 09: 28
    Such warty countries like Estonia always have one destiny - to lie with their legs wide apart under someone. In this case, near Brussels and Washington. You can change the pose, but the result will be one.
    1. +4
      25 February 2018 09: 41
      these balts under their entire history were lying under someone: under the Germans, Swedes, Poles, Russians, now they are under the USA.
      1. +9
        25 February 2018 10: 37
        Quote: Kot_Kuzya
        these balts under their entire history were lying under someone: under the Germans, Swedes, Poles, Russians, now they are under the USA.

        and what do you want? this is the oldest profession request
  7. +5
    25 February 2018 09: 29
    We remember that strategic patience ultimately leads to the goal - and so our policy of non-recognition of the occupation continued for half a century, until in the end it was successful

    - cheerfully replaced by the NATO occupation.
  8. +10
    25 February 2018 09: 31
    And she wants to pin a red army star on her headdress and a red carnation in her buttonhole. wassat
    1. +5
      25 February 2018 10: 24
      Pound ...
      1. +2
        25 February 2018 11: 22
        jackhammer
    2. +3
      25 February 2018 13: 37
      Quote: Thunderbolt
      And she wants a Red Army star on headdress

      stop The hat is unregistered Yes , the "ears" are sewn up, with scuffed paper (black) rubbed, I could only afford such a thing for a hundred days, and removed the cockade so that the sniper would be a little more difficult at night. laughing
  9. +10
    25 February 2018 09: 34
    Kalyulayd also explained that she could not decide on a visit to Russia on her own without Brussels .... She herself answered and said nothing to talk about.
  10. +5
    25 February 2018 09: 34
    Speaking about the countries surrounding Estonia, Kaljulaid veiled out the difficult, but at the same time “neighborly” relations with the Russian Federation.

    Look, the neighbor was looking for ... with such neighbors and enemies do not ...
  11. +7
    25 February 2018 09: 35
    I remember the Soviet times ... My wife and I drove around the Baltic states ... How they got to another world ... What killed the most ... In our Samara region. Beer in a fight ... And they had our Zhiguli beer with sediment ...
  12. +4
    25 February 2018 09: 36
    We remember that strategic patience ultimately leads to the goal --- In my opinion, you have one goal - to become poor. What the Union built for you, they destroyed everything, and now you are crawling on your knees in front of Europe and the Americans - this is your freedom! fool
  13. +6
    25 February 2018 09: 37
    He lived in childhood in Estonia. I remembered neat brick houses, good asphalt roads and wonderful dairy products. And hiss through the teeth of the locals. Perhaps they are now much better than under the USSR? As far as I remember, they are most successful among the Baltic states. And still the population is decreasing ...
    1. +3
      25 February 2018 10: 29
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      Perhaps they are now much better than under the USSR?

      Someone yes, someone no. For cheap medicines, tobacco, gasoline in Pskov they are often visible.
    2. +1
      25 February 2018 13: 19
      Today I met a foreign language teacher at our university, she says that many Russian-speaking Balts learn from them. Cheaper than there. Yes, and many remain in Russia. There are few Estonians, mostly Latvians.
  14. +2
    25 February 2018 09: 40
    "Complicated, but neighborly relations with Russia." Yes, and you, Kersti, are ugly, but not nasty.
    1. +4
      25 February 2018 20: 07
      And still, I can’t drink so much vodka ... Yes, and a terrible suspicion that she is not a female ...
  15. +2
    25 February 2018 09: 46
    What's the news?
    We will always discuss the words of the president, of every American colony.
  16. +9
    25 February 2018 09: 47
    Nothing, soon the Ust-Luga port will work to its full potential, and your Tallinn port will become useless to anyone. Then you will sing very sadly. Ust-Luga cargo turnover in 2017 amounted to 103 million tons, while in 2010 it amounted to only 12 million tons, and in 2003, when it first started working, its cargo turnover amounted to only 400 thousand tons. In 2020, 180 million tons are planned to be transported. Tallinn the port reached its maximum in 2006 and its cargo turnover amounted to 41 million tons, and began to decrease every year, and in 2017 cargo turnover amounted to only 19 million tons.
  17. +5
    25 February 2018 09: 53
    since what year has Brussels ceased to finance tribalt? since 2019?
    1. +4
      25 February 2018 10: 12
      Exactly. Plus, they will stop receiving money for the transit and transshipment of Russian goods to Europe and European goods to Russia. Very sad times for them will come.
    2. +3
      25 February 2018 10: 14
      2020 year!
  18. +8
    25 February 2018 09: 57
    So far, all the attempts of former tenants in the USSR to annoy Russia as much as possible lead to only one result - an increase in the number of holes in the economic belt, which they are forced to tighten more and more. They wouldn’t be strangled to death ... Decommunization goes sideways to them.
  19. +1
    25 February 2018 10: 09
    What's the problem? Why permission from Brussels?
    If it’s a ticket for travel, then the problem is solved))
  20. +3
    25 February 2018 10: 16
    Some kind of transgender ... Fu nafig, he’s also trying to say something with his mouth ...
  21. +2
    25 February 2018 10: 37
    What is the difference between a large family and communal residents? That's right, in a big family all together and for each other, and the horned and tailed ones are not afraid of them, until there are insurmountable difficulties together! And in a communal apartment, everyone is for himself, and a flawed complex is developing for everyone offended, around which everyone is to blame and everyone owes something. You can sympathize with such a wretched man that his resentment has led to the wrong family. And who is to blame? Complex, cunning and greed. And to imagine a better idea of ​​what awaits at the end of the tunnel, otherwise you could just be there to dump shit?
  22. +2
    25 February 2018 10: 49
    From neighbors such as the Baltic tigers it is a bit of a bit of a fuss. Well, we don’t give you peace, but you’re free, so live, don’t yap at us, mongrels.
  23. +1
    25 February 2018 10: 49
    There is Benelux, quite understandable and quite adequate!
    The Baltic states turned out to be utterly illicit .... but it seems to us that it doesn’t matter anymore, what a shit there.
    There are also Russians there, they will be flooded in their own likeness in the end .... we can make big claims against our government, we are all to blame ....
  24. Alexander Menshikov
    +1
    25 February 2018 10: 49
    And there the woman rules ??? Well then, everything is clear !!
  25. 0
    25 February 2018 11: 26
    how difficult it is, when you have to stand upright, on the one hand you have to constantly confirm your allegiance to the EU and NATO, and on the other hand you don’t want to spoil relations with Russia ...
  26. +9
    25 February 2018 11: 28
    Reminds Petya from the movie "Petia on the road to the kingdom of heaven."
  27. +3
    25 February 2018 11: 30
    Quote: “Speaking of the countries surrounding Estonia ...” End of quote.
    Where can I buy an Estonian globe?
    1. +6
      25 February 2018 13: 40
      What is the globe crying . At the Munich Conference did not recognize the President of Estonia.
      https://youtu.be/tgKTrn8jjyQ?t=21
      1. +3
        26 February 2018 07: 47
        And they forgot about the country. Which of the best friends came to such a great event?
        One, two and miscalculated!
  28. +1
    25 February 2018 11: 33
    Quote: Ancestors from the Don
    Incidentally, this difficult neighbor bought Estonia with all their "democracy" from Sweden. Peter Alekseevich paid 2 million rubles.
    At the current rate, without accrued interest, this is about $ 350 billion.

    Land must be bought without a population. Or treat him like Americans with Indians.
  29. +2
    25 February 2018 13: 08
    Kalyulayd also explained that she could not decide on a visit to Russia without Brussels.


    Who would doubt that. Baltic pugs and fart can not without the orders of the owners.
  30. +1
    25 February 2018 13: 13
    so that Chukhonka, a gymnasium student, quickly thinks of how to love Russia, Van Tallinn will not help, only the rods and, and the quick overflow of the eastern ash sump of the Estonian thermal power station
  31. 0
    25 February 2018 14: 14
    :-) with this woman pit you can get into a fight ...
  32. +2
    25 February 2018 15: 34
    We remember that strategic patience ultimately leads to a goal — and so our policy of not recognizing occupation continued for half a century, until it was successful in the end,

  33. 0
    26 February 2018 08: 38
    Kalyulayd also explained that she could not decide on a visit to Russia without Brussels

    On Independence Day, she described the whole essence of independence in one sentence. laughing
  34. +2
    26 February 2018 14: 57
    Kalyulayd also explained that she could not decide on a visit to Russia without Brussels. laughing
    Officially stated that you need to ask the owners.
  35. +1
    26 February 2018 20: 07
    It’s not the president who writes the rule, but the president