President of Estonia: we did not imagine the future of Russia

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President Kersti Kalyulayd gave an interview to the German edition of Frankfurter Allgemeine. It talked about how Estonia in the 90s, when Yeltsin occupied the post of head of the Russian Federation, represented the future of our country. Boris Yeltsin was the first president of Russia, being in this position from 1991 to 1999.

The Estonian president said that after the collapse of the Soviet Union and Russia's recognition of Estonia’s independence, there was hope that Russia would become a “free and democratic state." According to Kirsty Kaljulayd, this did not happen, and she regrets it. But she did not blame the Russian people for this:



But we do not believe that the people of Russia are responsible for this.

The head of the Baltic state believes that Russia does not take seriously the international treaties it has signed and acts unpredictably. She believes that although it is necessary to maintain contacts with Russia, it should not violate the “general principles” of the European Union.

Shortly before this, Kersti Kaljulayd did not accept Crimean wine as a gift from the Russian Embassy because of its origin, but she did not refuse the flowers and chocolate presented to her. The same Kalyulayd became the first for a long time the head of the Baltic republic, who visited Moscow.
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  1. +102
    14 January 2020 09: 55
    But why be modest ... I would say honestly - Dreamed of the future Without Russia. Do not wait!
    Little dog - Barks louder (s).
    1. -84
      14 January 2020 09: 58
      Quote: Hunter 2
      Yes, someone shy ... She would say honestly - Dreamed of the future Without Russia.

      So they are now without Russia, or do you mean they want the collapse of Russia? Why do they need it, Russia and Estonia have a growing turnover, everything is fine.
      1. +43
        14 January 2020 10: 03
        President of Estonia: we did not imagine the future of Russia

        If you understand this only after 20 years, then after the next 20 you will realize that you were wrong! Oh, these Estonians! lol
        1. +24
          14 January 2020 13: 23
          Quote: RUSS
          So they are now without Russia, or do you mean they want the collapse of Russia? Why do they need it, Russia and Estonia have a growing turnover, everything is fine.

          I think judging by all your comments, a nickname would suit you a little different- Anti RUSS laughing
          1. +12
            14 January 2020 16: 18
            This is the (not) honorable troll of our corner! laughing somewhere infa slipped that he is a Moldovan wassat ... he does not pull on Russ, well, absolutely.
            1. +15
              14 January 2020 16: 42
              Despite the fact that a border treaty between the Russian Federation and Estonia was signed in 1999, and Estonia itself recognized the new border in writing, Estonia to the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII continues to raise the question of the Tartu Treaty of 1920 between Estonia and Soviet Russia.
              In other words, Estonia refuses to recognize the results of WWII and wants to review them.

              Speaking about the groundlessness of Estonia’s territorial claims to the Russian Federation, military historian Yuri Knutov draws attention to the fact that the requirements of the Estonian authorities have only one - ECONOMIC - reason: in 2020, the subsidization of the country will end in Brussels, and Estonia will be in an extremely difficult situation.
              In this situation economic crisis inevitable in EstoniaFirst of all, due to the fact that Russian-Estonian trade and economic relations are practically reduced to zero.
              In addition, according to Knutov,
              «everything is done at the behest of Washington, because the 75th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War is approaching, and Estonia plays one of the important roles in this Russophobic campaign».
              See in detail -
              https://iz.ru/960854/2020-01-02/istorik-rasskazal-o-bezosnovatelnosti-territorialnykh-pretenzii-estonii-k-rf
              1. +8
                14 January 2020 21: 08
                Kersti Kalyulayd did not accept Crimean wine as a gift from the Embassy of the Russian Federation because of its origin, but did not refuse flowers and chocolate presented to it

                Well, Crimean wine - it was definitely trolling.
                At least adequate.
                A current politician from any NATO country cannot approve any event in Russia if it is in Russia's favor. If you want to stay at your post.
            2. -3
              15 January 2020 10: 07
              "This is (not) an honorable troll of our corner! Laughing somewhere the infa slipped in that he was a Moldovan wassat ... he doesn’t like Russ, well, not at all."

              You will beat off the desire of people from other countries to communicate! This will lead to self-isolation.
              And then you will worry, how did this happen? They don’t want to communicate with us ...
              Instead of establishing communication, through painstaking work, to find common points, cutting begins from the shoulder.
              Who will you stay with?
              I agree that you are self-sufficient, but sometimes you will want to talk with someone, to unwind ... Oh! Don't learn anything!
              1. 0
                15 January 2020 10: 30
                What is wassat ??? We dont understood ...
                1. 0
                  15 January 2020 15: 06
                  You will beat off the desire of people from other countries to communicate! This will lead to self-isolation.

                  There should be no desire to communicate with Russophobes in Russia! We don't need such "friends". Worse than the enemy. If I had my will, I would be like that in Stalin's way .. But unfortunately, we have a tolerant government .. wink So, se la vie. hi
                  And I love absolutely any nation .. I love Chechens, for example .. They don’t thump like ours, and you can reasonably communicate, although young people are greyhound ..) But where is she not a greyhound?
                  But I myself am a Belarusian ..) Any other questions about self-isolation?
                  1. +2
                    15 January 2020 16: 21
                    Quote: krot
                    And I love absolutely any nation .. I love Chechens, for example .. Do not plump, like ours

                    You have the right to love anyone, but I must point out to you that "yours" do not all "thump", and not all Chechens "do not thump".
                    1. -2
                      16 January 2020 07: 11
                      Nobody said that all Russians are thumping, and all Chechens do not drink .. These are your speculations. Read better, and don't attribute your thoughts to me.
                      1. -1
                        16 January 2020 09: 04
                        Quote: krot
                        Nobody said that all Russians are thumping, and all Chechens do not drink .. These are your speculations. Read better, and don't attribute your thoughts to me.

                        What thoughts? And which Russians?
                        I love Chechens, for example .. Do not plump like ours,

                        And I myself am a Belarusian ..

                        What you printed, then comment.
                      2. -1
                        16 January 2020 10: 45
                        Although Belarus, because Mom is from Belarus, but was born in Novosib and live here, and my family is Sidorov. You want to say something against Belarusians by your division into ours and yours:
                        Quote: Vladimir_6
                        but I must notice to you that not all "yours" are "thumping"
                        ?
                        And about alcoholism, open the statistics. And a clear picture will appear in front of you, where they drink the most in Russia!
                        And ignorance is worst of all ..
                      3. -2
                        16 January 2020 12: 36
                        Quote: krot
                        Although Belarus, because Mom is from Belarus, but was born in Novosib and live here, and my family is Sidorov. You want to say something against Belarusians by your division into ours and yours:
                        Quote: Vladimir_6
                        but I must notice to you that not all "yours" are "thumping"
                        ?
                        And about alcoholism, open the statistics. And a clear picture will appear in front of you, where they drink the most in Russia!
                        And ignorance is worst of all ..

                        You write nonsense to Pavel.
                        Let's start with the last one. If you want to see an ignoramus, look in the mirror.
                        I love Chechens, for example .. They don’t thump like ours, but I myself am a Belarusian ..)

                        If you emphasize that you are Belarusian, then YOURS are Belarusians.
                        where they drink most in Russia!

                        https://vzboltay.com/wiki/1605-samie-pyuschie-strany-mira.html
                        43 of the most drinking countries in the world in 2020.
                        Slander Russia.
                      4. -1
                        16 January 2020 18: 06
                        Quote: Vladimir_6
                        43 of the most drinking countries in the world in 2020.
                        Slander Russia.

                        You are a little disingenuous .. I was not talking about world alcoholism, but my own is the rating of the drinking regions of Russia and the low-drinkers. And if you want about the world, so at the expense of Chechnya, including too, our country is in such a place, and not among the leaders. But the conversation was not about that, and you are off to the side somewhere .. Your flag is an empty demagogy. You look in the mirror more often yourself)
                        And about my Belarusian roots, study history .. are we different nations, or one .. Do you think if there is Jewish blood, Belarusian or any other, is not Russian anymore? And I am Belarusian, and I am Russian!
                      5. -1
                        16 January 2020 21: 10
                        You are a little disingenuous .. I was not talking about world alcoholism, but my own is the rating of the drinking regions of Russia and the low-drinkers.

                        According to this rating, the most drinking region in the Russian Federation is the Jewish Autonomous Region.
                        If we draw conclusions solely by rating, then the most drinkers in Russia are Jews.
                        But in fact, in all regions of Russia there is a large variety of peoples. Representatives of all nationalities consume strong drinks.
                        Therefore, your belief in exclusively Russian drunkards, this is your path - demagogy.
                        And about my Belarusian roots, learn history ..

                        History has nothing to do with it. Secret blood is involved in genetics. Learn the materiel.
                        In your opinion, if there is Jewish blood, Belarusian or any other, is not Russian anymore? And I am Belarusian, and I am Russian!

                        Here are some examples of Russians:
                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msrg-9lBqQQ
                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMTOLpqoMLo
                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuV31L1p7GA
                2. 0
                  15 January 2020 19: 51
                  This is when you copy the text, the emoticons are so registered. Sorry, I didn’t overlook.
                  The fact is that more than once, if you want to use Reply, the comment flies to other entries. The meaning is lost.
                  I write it off on the Android OS.
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      2. +28
        14 January 2020 10: 11
        Why do they need it? An interesting question ... but what about the constant threat from Russia, which forces us to increase the military budget and invite NATO contingents?
        Trade over the past two years has grown. Expotre is growing from Russia, import is falling. And the numbers are by and large ... the share of exports is 0,5% of imports 0,25%, respectively, 40 and 44 place. For Neighbor countries, these are tears and not trade.
        1. -10
          14 January 2020 11: 48
          Estonia is a very small country, with a total of one million three hundred thousand people, and there cannot be a large trade turnover with it in principle. But on the other hand, Estonia is an important link in the transit of goods to Russia and also from Russia too - all of them were cargo ports in the Baltic Sea.
          1. +28
            14 January 2020 12: 29
            Quote: alexmach
            on the other hand, Estonia is an important link in the transit of goods

            It was an important link in transit. At this stage, Estonia is an important link in the structure of NATO, which means the enemy. And Estonians themselves do not hide this. On the contrary, they blow about it at every corner. We can say for sure that it will not end in good for Estonia.
          2. +10
            14 January 2020 12: 31
            Quote: alexmach
            cargo ports on the Baltic Sea

            ====
            they have almost lost their meaning, something is coming and something will go, like with a Ukrainian pipe
            1. 0
              14 January 2020 13: 03
              again they report that the cargo through them is still stable and even growing.
          3. +9
            14 January 2020 13: 29
            Quote: alexmach
            But on the other hand, Estonia is an important link in the transit of goods to Russia and also from Russia too - all of them were cargo ports in the Baltic Sea.

            Now we are actively reducing the operation of their ports.
          4. +9
            14 January 2020 13: 43
            Keyword "were"
          5. +1
            15 January 2020 11: 30
            Our one Yekaterinburg is larger in population
      3. +9
        14 January 2020 10: 16
        Can you link to growth? And what about transit, is the same growing? Transshipment of cargo in ports?
        1. -39
          14 January 2020 10: 25
          Quote: Xenofont
          Can you link to growth? And what about transit, is the same growing? Transshipment of cargo in ports?

          Do not be lazy, everything in Google
          1. +12
            14 January 2020 10: 27
            I see ... So what about transit?
          2. +12
            14 January 2020 11: 26
            Google was not too lazy. After a serious squat in 2014, there is a slight increase at the level of statistical error.
          3. +4
            14 January 2020 15: 03
            Quote: RUSS
            Quote: Xenofont
            Can you link to growth? And what about transit, is the same growing? Transshipment of cargo in ports?

            Do not be lazy, everything in Google

            The typical answer of the troll - "I don't remember which manual I copied it from .. The main thing for me is to throw it in, and you yourself are looking for where I got it from"
            1. -9
              14 January 2020 16: 16
              Quote: Piramidon
              The typical answer of the troll - "I don't remember which manual I copied it from .. The main thing for me is to throw it in, and you yourself are looking for where I got it from"

              https://russian-trade.com/reports-and-reviews/2019-02/torgovlya-mezhdu-rossiey-i-estoniey-v-2018-g/
              1. 0
                15 January 2020 10: 39
                It reads:
                Estonia's share in the foreign trade turnover of Russia in 2018 amounted to 0,4461% compared to 0,4496% in 2017.

                That is, less than 4 thousandths of a percent, that is, within the statistical error.
                But this is not important.
                It was about TRANSIT. How is it with him? This is pure money from the air.
      4. +18
        14 January 2020 10: 20
        RUSS (Maxim)
        So they are now without Russia, or do you mean they want the collapse of Russia?
        Want to say you don’t want to?
        Why do they need it
        They hope that the hegemon will break off a piece in terms of "mental breadth." fool fool
        Russia and Estonia are growing trade
        Where is it growing? In your mind? fool
        No, it certainly grows an hour by a teaspoon, especially after it collapsed below the baseboard in 2014. And so yes, "grows" ... laughing
        1. -39
          14 January 2020 10: 28
          Quote: Alexander Suvorov
          Want to say you don’t want to?

          And why do they need it? To squeeze out part of the Pskov region during decay?
          Quote: Alexander Suvorov
          Where is it growing? In your mind?

          Calm, without emotion.
          Quote: Alexander Suvorov
          No, he certainly grows

          So growing or not growing? You already decide, otherwise you contradict in your post.
          1. +6
            14 January 2020 10: 36
            PalBor has already responded extensively to you below the comrade, so I won’t repeat it.
          2. +5
            14 January 2020 11: 50
            And do you think that in case of serious upheavals in Russia, these people didn’t want to see the growth of zemlyots at the expense of Russia?
          3. 0
            14 January 2020 11: 50
            And why do they need it? To squeeze out part of the Pskov region during decay?

            The big question is why do they need this part of the Pskov region, and even populated by Russians .. not .. about the Psokov region they just make noise, well, maybe they can ask for compensation in money.
          4. +8
            14 January 2020 12: 27
            Quote: RUSS
            Quote: Alexander Suvorov
            Want to say you don’t want to?

            And why do they need it? To squeeze out part of the Pskov region during decay?
            They would first need to remember that Russia, according to the Nystadt Peace Treaty, bought them from Sweden with houses and all the cattle on the farmsteads. And then ponder over ....
            The head of the Baltic state believes that Russia does not take seriously the international treaties it has signed and acts unpredictably. She believes that although it is necessary to maintain contacts with Russia, it should not violate the “general principles” of the European Union.

            In principle, I do not know if there is any historical document that abolishes this deal and the legal effect of the Nystadt Treaty. It may be that this Estonia + to the heap, Lithuania and Latvia, we can take back by the right of the owner. If they insist that they are drowning solely for the inviolability of the "general principles" of the European Union, then let them pay Russia restitution for lost property in accordance with these principles.
          5. 0
            15 January 2020 10: 43
            Estonia's share in the foreign trade turnover of Russia in 2018 amounted to 0,4461% compared to 0,4496% in 2017.

            From here: https://russian-trade.com/reports-and-reviews/2019-02/torgovlya-mezhdu-rossiey-i-estoniey-v-2018-g/
            Is it growing or not?
      5. +29
        14 January 2020 10: 33
        Yes, yes ... True, you forgot to clarify that Russia's exports to Estonia are growing at a rate of 20-30 per year, and from Estonia is steadily falling to 18-19% per year. Who needs someone.
        And they want our countrymen in the Pskov and Leningrad regions. They thought the good grandfather Yeltsin, all so democratic, he’ll dump them, and then there’s a bummer. So they grind their teeth.
      6. +1
        14 January 2020 10: 43
        Quote: RUSS
        Russia and Estonia have a growing turnover, everything is fine.

        And who told you this?
      7. +8
        14 January 2020 10: 46
        Why? Why then, that any country would gladly grow territories and resources at the expense of the neighboring one. So it was, it is, it always will be. Plus, the fierce Russophobia of the ruling elite.
        1. +1
          14 January 2020 11: 31
          Quote: axiles100682
          any country would gladly grow territories and resources at the expense of the neighboring one.

          Do you think Russia also has the same point of view regarding the Baltic Tigers (do not take Lithuania into account, we really need the Suvalk corridor)?
          1. +11
            14 January 2020 11: 40
            I don’t know what point of view Russia has, I hope the same. Personally, I think that if there is an opportunity to take it is necessary to take. This does not mean that you need to immediately start a war with someone. There are certain times when you need to act as an example of Abkhazia with Ossetia and Crimea
          2. +5
            14 January 2020 11: 54
            Do you think Russia also has the same point of view regarding the Baltic Tigers (do not take Lithuania into account, we really need the Suvalk corridor)?

            Well, how can I tell you. Do you think Stalin simply included them in the USSR or what?
            1. There are large territories populated by Russians, while oriented to Russia.
            2. The strategic situation in the Baltic Sea (now Russia is not very enviable) in economic and military terms. But the truth is this position is already given by lands inhabited by natives ...
            3. Well, the eternal - to take the borders away from the "Northern Capital", which is also an important economic center.
            1. -9
              14 January 2020 13: 33
              1. There are no territories of interest in economic development.
              2. There are no territories populated by compactly living Russians. Unless in the cities where they represent a disparate ethnic group.
              3. The Baltic Sea is of no strategic interest now.
              4. Modern war presents a lot of opportunities for the destruction of the economy, infrastructure and logistics, without getting hung up on some antediluvian "frontiers".
              5. Of course, Russia is obliged to take part in improving the comfort of life of the Russian population living abroad, but not to a greater extent than it is obliged to create comfortable living conditions for its population living within its borders.
              1. +5
                14 January 2020 16: 05
                1. There are no territories of interest in economic development.

                Well, yes, think of some kind of uranium mine in Silamai ... There may not be territories, there are people.
                2. There are no territories populated by compactly living Russians. Unless in the cities where they represent a disparate ethnic group.

                Yes, what are you? You along the way do not know what to write about .. But why write then? In Estonia, for sure, I do not know in other countries.
                3. The Baltic Sea is of no strategic interest now.

                And if tomorrow again the war? Peter how will you defend? What about Kaliningrad?
                4. Modern war presents a lot of opportunities for the destruction of the economy, infrastructure and logistics, without getting hung up on some antediluvian "frontiers".

                That is, for Peter are you calm? Will it be destroyed anyway?
                Of course, Russia is obliged to take part in improving comfort.

                What does the increase in comfort have to do with it? In Russia, depopulation and “her own” it would be worth collecting from all over the world .. another thing is that you can approach this in different ways and you should probably start with the available human capital.
                1. -3
                  14 January 2020 16: 48
                  "Generals, as a rule, win by playing wars they once lost"
                  1. 0
                    15 January 2020 10: 45
                    Generals sometimes win real wars. A lot of examples in history.
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                3. +1
                  15 January 2020 15: 33
                  Quote: alexmach
                  Well, yes, think of some kind of uranium mine in Silamai ..

                  Which mine? Silmet worked on imported raw materials, and in Soviet times, and now barely breathes on imported. Yes, and the port of Sillamäe does not flaunt, making money from the air, also on a starvation ration.
                  And the equipment of the former factories has long gone to Kuusakoski.
                  Instead, a hazardous waste landfill was built in Auver.
                  1. 0
                    15 January 2020 15: 35
                    Which mine? Silmet worked on imported raw materials,

                    I naively thought that they mined there.
      8. +1
        14 January 2020 10: 57
        Quote: RUSS
        ..., Russia and Estonia have a growing turnover, everything is fine.

        Yah?!!! I do not believe, and can not be!
        And to refute my skepticism - prove and show those goods that it is from Russia that Estonia receives goods, and even with growing dynamics!
        From Estonia - only sprats, but the quality is not better, and the fish in the bank is too small ....
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      9. +1
        14 January 2020 13: 27
        Quote: RUSS
        Why do they need it, Russia and Estonia have a growing turnover, everything is fine.

        You would read the data. On the contrary, it falls every year.
      10. 0
        14 January 2020 14: 59
        Quote: RUSS
        So they are now without Russia

        Russia and Estonia have a growing turnover, everything is fine

        Well, you betrayed! fool So are they with or without Russia? You already decide, or put on your underpants, or take off your cross.
        1. -12
          14 January 2020 16: 19
          Quote: Piramidon
          Well, you betrayed! So are they with or without Russia? You already decide, or put on your underpants, or take off your cross.

          Are you driving? What are you talking about? I, that is not clearly clarified? And what does underwear have to do with it?
          1. +5
            14 January 2020 16: 59
            Quote: RUSS
            And what does underwear have to do with it?

            With that. Are you for Russia or for Estonia? Learn folklore.
            "A Jew on a nude beach. His penis, of course, is circumcised. There is a cross on his neck. They tell him: either take off the cross, or put on your panties."
      11. +5
        14 January 2020 16: 20
        "trade between Russia and Estonia is growing, everything is fine." - But this is absolutely not normal. Entrepreneurs do not care about the numerous humiliations of their country and their nation make a personal gesheft with Russophobes. This is not normal.
        1. -1
          15 January 2020 10: 46
          Russia generally has a growing turnover, and is growing quite well. With almost everyone.
          What does it say?
        2. 0
          15 January 2020 17: 07
          Quote: shark
          "trade between Russia and Estonia is growing, everything is fine." - But this is absolutely not normal. Entrepreneurs do not care about the numerous humiliations of their country and their nation make a personal gesheft with Russophobes. This is not normal.

          Russophobia is not an argument. The US is generally an outright enemy. Shitting wherever they can.
          But nevertheless: "The volume of trade between Russia and the United States, despite the sanctions, is steadily growing, said the Russian ambassador to Washington, Anatoly Antonov."
      12. 0
        15 January 2020 09: 12
        Quote: RUSS
        So they are now without Russia, or do you mean they want the collapse of Russia?

        They probably dreamed, like the rest of the Soviet republics, to receive everything from Russia, but for nothing, probably in the form of gratitude for the liberation of the USSR from the "yoke of the KPSS"!
        But figs to you! Democracy is democracy, and if you want to eat, buy a loaf!
      13. 0
        15 January 2020 15: 00
        Judging by the minuses to you, there are so many goofs here than at the parade. You write clearly, and you are very right. But it seems to me that the site just lay before them. Enough already! THIS CHOOSE JUST GOT!
    2. Maz
      +16
      14 January 2020 10: 05
      Yes, we also imagined the future of Estonia in a completely different way.
      1. +12
        14 January 2020 10: 14
        Does this say the little girl that Peter bought from the Swedes?
      2. 0
        14 January 2020 10: 16
        to vote for such a president is not interesting and not beautifully ugly, she’s somehow
        1. 0
          14 January 2020 10: 44
          Quote: seregatara1969
          to vote for such a president is not interesting and not beautifully ugly, she’s somehow

          Sorry, there are no nationwide presidential elections in Estonia.
        2. +1
          14 January 2020 13: 06
          Locals really appreciate and respect her.
      3. 0
        14 January 2020 10: 19
        And even now we present it as the absence of any future within the framework of the role of the leading NATO "pug".
    3. +18
      14 January 2020 10: 05
      By the way, having "freed" from the Soviet Union, the European Union immediately fell under the mattress. Quite a strange idea of ​​freedom ...
      No, well, of course, we will not blame the people of Estonia for this ... But Estonians did not even imagine free Estonia :)
      1. +2
        14 January 2020 10: 20
        The President of Estonia cannot reach the simple truth that if Estonia remained a part of the Russian state, then there could be more democracy in Russia. wassat
      2. -23
        14 January 2020 10: 22
        Quote: AlexGa
        You do not tell me, but what is the Nistadt peace treaty of 1721 officially canceled?

        Dig deeper during the Livonian War laughing
        1. +5
          14 January 2020 10: 30
          Well then read the Yam-Zapolsky peace treaty.
      3. +5
        14 January 2020 12: 52
        Quote: Labrador
        By the way, having "freed" from the Soviet Union, the European Union immediately fell under the mattress. Quite a strange idea of ​​freedom ...
        No, well, of course, we will not blame the people of Estonia for this ... But Estonians did not even imagine free Estonia :)

        This is their freedom, they themselves decide for whom to lie. Chose richer.
    4. +12
      14 January 2020 10: 19
      We dreamed of a "cash cow" represented by Russia, without false modesty!
      1. +5
        14 January 2020 10: 48
        Quote: 73bor
        We dreamed of a "cash cow" represented by Russia, without false modesty!

        No, they dreamed of just sticking to the boobs.
        1. +5
          14 January 2020 13: 42
          The boobs were in the Soviet Union, and, in light of the upcoming loan payments, you have to suck what is lower.
      2. 0
        14 January 2020 12: 53
        Quote: 73bor
        Dreamed of a "cash cow" in the person of Russia,

        Standing in a knee-elbow position in a row with them in front of the American owner.
    5. +4
      14 January 2020 10: 21
      Little dog - Barks louder (s)
      Little dog to death puppy
    6. +9
      14 January 2020 10: 21
      Under EBN there was gas at a ridiculous price. Estonia was the third country in the world in terms of exports of scrap metal and much more "interesting" ...
      1. +1
        14 January 2020 10: 50
        Quote: knn54
        When EBN was gas at a ridiculous price

        But the same EBN, even before the collapse of the USSR, signed a declaration of mutual independence with Ruutel.
    7. -1
      14 January 2020 10: 43
      Quote: Hunter 2
      Little Dog - Barks Louder

      And that's too much.
    8. -1
      14 January 2020 11: 55
      This is a converted man into a woman.
    9. 0
      14 January 2020 14: 27
      Quote: Hunter 2
      Dreamed of the future Without Russia.

      And who needs Estonia without Russia? There, Honduras, Guatemala, Haiti - there is no Russia at hand, only drug dealers are interested.
    10. +2
      14 January 2020 14: 39
      Quote: Hunter 2
      But why be modest ... I would say honestly - Dreamed of the future Without Russia.

      They dreamed of something else - Kemsk Pechora volost and Ivangorod they need.
      Statements by Estonian parliament speaker Henn Pylluaas with territorial claims against Russia are unacceptable, said spokesman for Russian President Dmitry Peskov. According to him, the Russian authorities cannot agree with Põlluaas.

      On November 19, Põlluaas wrote on his Facebook page that Russia annexed 5% of Estonian territory and should return these lands. So the politician reacted to the words of the director of the second European department of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Sergei Belyaev, about the invalidity of the Tartu Peace Treaty.

      In 2005, Russia withdrew its signature on border treaties with Estonia. They fix the state border along the former administrative border between the RSFSR and the Estonian SSR with minor adjustments. But upon ratification of the treaty, the Estonian parliament amended it to recognize the Tartu Peace Treaty, signed in 1920, according to which the current Pechora District of the Pskov Region departed to Estonia. This opened up an opportunity for Tallinn to present territorial claims to Moscow: it could be about two cities bordering Estonia, so Russia's signatures under the agreement were withdrawn.
    11. +2
      14 January 2020 16: 17
      Quote: Hunter 2
      But why be modest ... I would say honestly - Dreamed of the future Without Russia. Do not wait!
      Little dog - Barks louder (s).

      That is why the Poles, the Balts, the Anglo-Saxons are trying in every possible way to distort history in order to extinct from it all that Russia is. They don’t need history at all, but they need the reality that they themselves want to draw to the electorate.
    12. Maz
      +1
      14 January 2020 23: 40
      I propose declaring it a state holiday on September 10.
      September 10, 1721 Russia bought the Baltic States for 2 million Yefimkov.
    13. 0
      15 January 2020 10: 03
      we did not imagine the future of Russia
      Would you kindly represent the future of Estonia, not Russia laughing You will live in Russia, then think about its future
    14. +1
      15 January 2020 19: 53
      Quote: Hunter 2
      Dreamed of the future Without Russia.

      As one non-football player said - "Your expectations are your problems!" It is difficult to disagree with him here.
    15. 0
      15 January 2020 23: 46
      And that the opinion of the toy president, the Baltic misunderstanding, is interesting to someone, Well, maybe the NATO allies, but even then - "so, clean neighing."
  2. +8
    14 January 2020 09: 56
    Russia was to become a free and democratic country. "And Estonia?
    1. -40
      14 January 2020 10: 04
      Quote: AlexGa
      Russia was to become a free and democratic country. "And Estonia?

      What is wrong there? Pressure on Russian speakers?
      1. +9
        14 January 2020 10: 12
        What is wrong there?

        Yes, the very existence of these territories in their present form. You do not tell me, but what is the Nistadt peace treaty of 1721 officially canceled?
      2. +2
        14 January 2020 10: 22
        A ridiculous question ... Hatred of everything Russian without any explanation, embodied in real laws and actions. Have you even heard of "Sputnik", or "in the tank"?
        1. -24
          14 January 2020 10: 31
          Quote: Xenofont
          Hate everything Russian

          The Estonian President said that her grandchildren attend a Russian kindergarten, since at an early age children should learn two or three languages. Kirsty Kaljulaid said this on Saturday in an interview with the Estonian broadcasting portal ERR.
          Quote: Xenofont
          Have you even heard about "Sputnik", or "in the tank"?

          Heard, so what? "Sputnik" works
          1. +4
            14 January 2020 11: 24
            Since childhood, some grandchildren have even taught the Chinese language, and so what?
            1. +2
              14 January 2020 13: 08
              Well done, there are people to take an example from, and for the Estonian president this position is very important.
      3. +10
        14 January 2020 10: 36
        Quote: RUSS
        What is wrong there? Pressure on Russian speakers?

        There is not just pressure, there is already almost natural Nazism. Still not like in Latvia, but very close.
        1. -24
          14 January 2020 10: 44
          Quote: MooH
          There is not just pressure, there is already almost natural Nazism. Still not like in Latvia, but very close.

          Just go to Estonia and you will understand how wrong you were.
          1. +4
            14 January 2020 10: 50
            That's just the thing that happened. Both in Estonia and in Latvia.
            1. +3
              14 January 2020 12: 57
              Quote: MooH
              That's just the thing that happened. Both in Estonia and in Latvia.

              Too shy to ask and google laziness, where are you going to make communication in Russian paid?
          2. 0
            15 January 2020 19: 57
            Quote: RUSS
            Just go to Estonia and you will understand how wrong you were.

            Ha ha There’s even a video about this:
        2. +1
          14 January 2020 14: 08
          Quote: MooH
          There is not just pressure, there is already almost natural Nazism. Not like in Latvia yet, but very close

          Depending on the pressure, schools translate education more than half in Estonian, and there is no more pressure. Until 2000, pressure was greater at times than now.
    2. +3
      14 January 2020 10: 51
      Quote: AlexGa
      Russia was to become a free and democratic country. "And Estonia?

      There is and remains a bourgeois republic.
    3. -2
      14 January 2020 14: 28
      Quote: AlexGa
      Russia was to become a free and democratic country. "And Estonia?

      Estonia must become neo-Hitler and great. So that in the SS march not the old people march, but the draftees.
  3. +2
    14 January 2020 09: 57
    But who is interested in the opinion of this aunt, except for the unknown edition of Frankfurter Allgemeine))
    1. -24
      14 January 2020 10: 05
      Quote: pavlentiy
      But who cares about the opinion of this aunt,

      It is interesting to the "military review" and to you personally, since you read the article without ignoring it and also left a comment
    2. +7
      14 January 2020 10: 17
      I agree with you, in the world, even in Europe, they don’t know what this aunt’s name is and that she’s the president of Estonia, and it’s unlikely that they know about Estonia itself. Well, offhand, who can say what this country is famous for except Russophobia, what achievements it has or have, how does Estonian policy affect the global balance of power, what depends on it? Okay, let's say it has no strong army and no minerals and it is too small, but maybe the whole world is known for Estonian scientists, composers, artists, directors, maybe not the present time, but at least figures of the past? I don’t remember either, therefore the opinion of this aunt is just as interesting to no one as the opinion of any Latvian uncle.
      1. +5
        14 January 2020 11: 51
        I think that a country with a population of 1,3 million is not going to influence the world balance of power in any way. their standard of living is quite tolerable, infrastructurally more or less developed. Estonia looks quite nice, but not so, for example, about my Murmansk region.
        the economy is developing due to services and IT; you can do without oil and coal. and not bad for ecology.
        how the Estonians survived, did not assimilate, despite their scarcity, and now they are not threatened.
        so they are quite fine.
        1. +1
          14 January 2020 13: 33
          This is what we are talking about, in terms of the 1.3 million population and the impact on the world balance, if a small country lives in peace, is engaged in services and IT, does not spread Russophobia, then the comments of many people, including mine, will be even and calm. Well, if this small country, due to subsidies from the European Union, has a tolerable standard of living, and lives on the infrastructure built during the Soviet era, in a place of good neighborly relations, chooses confrontation and threatens a Russian threat at every corner, not forgetting to beg from Russia to return the transit of goods through it ports. Then this country, in particular its political elite, behaves extremely unworthy and cannot cause positive emotions and comments in normal people. PS In the 20s of this century, Europe will stop subsidizing injections, and taking into account the Russophobic policy, the transit of goods from Russia will be equal to "0", then you will see how, at the expense of services and IT, you can live with dignity or bearable. Living off services is not bad when there is no crisis and when you are friends with your neighbors, and when an economic crisis comes, you cannot go far with services.
          1. +3
            14 January 2020 13: 45
            when traveling in the Baltic states, I noticed that just in Estonia there was very little Soviet infrastructure (unlike Latvia), the country looks like it was built in the last couple of decades (not counting of course any medieval sights).
            just a country of this size does not need heavy industry, resource-mining plants, etc. optimally focus on tourism, financial and IT services, logistics, etc.
            betting on smart technologies and environmental friendliness at the present stage is the most advantageous way for them.
          2. +2
            14 January 2020 13: 55
            I often visit the Baltic states, so Estonians, oddly enough, are the most adequate, unlike Latvians and especially Lithuanians. . This is my impression. In Tallinn, by the way, a huge number of tourists from Russia (probably the proximity of St. Petersburg). If you happen to visit someone. be sure to visit the Maritime Museum, there is a very interesting exhibit - a real submarine built in the first half of the 20th century, with full access inside.
          3. 0
            14 January 2020 14: 21
            Quote: Air Force
            Well, if this small country, due to EU subsidies, has a decent standard of living, and lives on infrastructure built during the Soviet Union’s time,

            From the Soviet infrastructure there were only licenses of the Baltic Thermal Power Station and the Russian-Baltic Shipyard built under the tsar, and 3 of the 32 shale mines.
            1. +1
              15 January 2020 23: 17
              Quote: tihonmarine
              From the Soviet infrastructure there were only licenses of the Baltic Thermal Power Station and the Russian-Baltic Shipyard built under the tsar, and 3 of the 32 shale mines.

              The Baltic region works for heating the city of Narva, it does not produce electricity. The Estonian state district power station operates one power unit. The new Auvere station is operating. Creameries old Soviet 140th + new 280th. Quarry Narva + mine Estonia from the old. New Oyamaa mine + old Kiviõli creamery. Workers are all Russian. Estonians with masters and above.
        2. +1
          14 January 2020 14: 31
          Quote: protoss
          Estonia looks quite nice

          Not for long. The pressure on the shale power plant is growing, and from it - very profitable exports to Sweden and Latvia. They will close it like Ignalina NPP, and all these hundreds of euro average salaries will turn into a zilch.
      2. +2
        15 January 2020 08: 47
        "Skype" in my opinion was invented in Estonia, that's actually all the world achievements in the modern history of this country
        1. -1
          16 January 2020 08: 51
          Quote: CommanderDIVA
          I think Skype was invented in Estonia,

          Estonians, but they worked for a Dutch company.
  4. +6
    14 January 2020 09: 58
    And why should we be interested in the wet mrii of all chukhans? And in general - something our purchase imagines too much about itself. And she is not alone. It’s time to start bringing them somehow into a feeling, or something ..
    1. -18
      14 January 2020 10: 07
      Quote: paul3390
      It’s time to start bringing them somehow into a feeling, or something ..

      Are there any methods?
      1. +8
        14 January 2020 10: 08
        It would be a desire. And Russia has all kinds of methods for Estonia. As with the rest of the former brothers in mind.
        1. -15
          14 January 2020 10: 17
          Quote: paul3390
          It would be a desire. And Russia has all kinds of methods for Estonia. As with the rest of the former brothers in mind.

          Maybe sanctions?
          1. +1
            14 January 2020 10: 23
            Why sanctions? Elections are being held in Estonia, the new government makes a statement about leaving the EU and NATO, then turns to the Russian Federation with a request to join the Russian Federation. A referendum is being held in the Russian Federation, the people say "Yes" and Estonia becomes an Estonian region. Well, like in 40. Anything can be different.
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              1. +15
                14 January 2020 10: 38
                Man, study history, everything happened there through the elections. Is not it so?
                1. -28
                  14 January 2020 10: 50
                  Quote: AlexGa
                  Man, teach history

                  I teach, but not according to Soviet textbooks.


                  Quote: AlexGa
                  everything happened there through the elections. Is not it so?

                  Here is how Vyacheslav Molotov himself spoke about this (quote from the book by F. Chuev “140 conversations with Molotov”):

                  “The question of the Baltics, Western Ukraine, Western Belarus and Bessarabia, we decided with Ribbentrop in 1939. The Germans reluctantly agreed that we would annex Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Bessarabia. When a year later, in November 1940, I was in Berlin, Hitler asked me: "Well, you unite Ukrainians, Belarusians together, well, okay, Moldovans, this can still be explained, but how do you explain the Baltic to the whole world?"

                  I told him: "Explain."

                  Communists and the peoples of the Baltic states spoke in favor of joining the Soviet Union. Their bourgeois leaders came to Moscow for negotiations, but refused to sign an accession to the USSR. What were we to do? I must tell you a secret that I followed a very solid course. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Latvia came to us in 1939, I told him: “You won’t return back until you sign the accession to us.”

                  The Minister of War came to us from Estonia, I already forgot his name, he was popular, we told him the same thing. We had to go to this extreme. And they performed, in my opinion, not bad.

                  I presented it to you very rudely. It was, but all this was done more delicately.

                  “But the first who arrived could warn others,” I say.

                  - And they had nowhere to go. We must somehow protect ourselves. When we made demands ... We must take action on time, otherwise it will be too late. They huddled back and forth, bourgeois governments, of course, could not enter the socialist state with great desire. And on the other hand, the international situation was such that they had to decide. They were located between two large states - fascist Germany and Soviet Russia. The situation is complicated. Therefore, they hesitated, but decided. And we needed the Baltic states ...
                  1. +6
                    14 January 2020 11: 32
                    That's because what is being taught now, not according to Soviet textbooks, such Russians and Kolya from Urengoy appear
                    1. -16
                      14 January 2020 11: 36
                      Quote: axiles100682
                      That's because what is being taught now, not according to Soviet textbooks, such Russians and Kolya from Urengoy appear

                      I went to school at the USSR, if you are interested
                      1. +8
                        14 January 2020 11: 43
                        Well, since the USSR could not teach you anything, what can I say.
                    2. +7
                      14 January 2020 11: 59
                      That's because what is being taught now, not according to Soviet textbooks, such Russians and Kolya from Urengoy appear

                      this "comrade" writes either for the Finns, who allegedly defeated the aggressive Russians in the Winter War, then here the Balts offer to understand and forgive. Only it is not clear from what fright he took such a nickname and an avatar.
                      1. +4
                        14 January 2020 12: 08
                        The worst thing is that this citizen put the Russian tricolor, the Russian coat of arms and the nickname RUSS on an avatar. I have more dislikes for such people than the notorious professor. He at least dumped and crap from behind a hill. These same people were born in Russia-USSR, live in Russia and buzz from inside. Often I meet him in komenty. He hates everything that is connected with the USSR, Russian Russia
                      2. -10
                        14 January 2020 16: 26
                        Quote: axiles100682
                        I often meet him in comments. He hates everything that is connected with the USSR, Russia, Russian

                        You are deeply mistaken, I just share power and homeland, and you do not, slaves do not understand
                      3. +3
                        14 January 2020 16: 49
                        And what does the government have to do with it? So, how did you say that the Soviet regime was not pleased, that the present was not pleasing and the tsarist was not pleasing. Because of people like you, in one century Russia has twice decreased in size and population and are the same as you are in one instantly spat on their former citizens.
                      4. +3
                        14 January 2020 12: 41
                        Quote: Ka-52
                        it’s not clear from which fright he took such a nickname and an avatar.

                        Apparently, from the same, from which grimy Gaster dress up in sports jackets and hats with the inscription "Russia" - a primitive move to avoid fawn. Yes
                      5. -8
                        14 January 2020 16: 24
                        Quote: Ka-52
                        here the Baltic states offers to understand and forgive.

                        No need to think out for me, understand and forgive it you about our government which writes off debts to all countries?
              2. +2
                14 January 2020 22: 49
                Quote: RUSS
                Are you talking about the occupation of the Baltic states after the signing of the famous pact of 39?

                Learn the history, you are so full of heartburn, sarcastic, Banderstadt version you see, and judging by your shoulder straps you have here on the forum somewhere near the united headquarters of the "forest brothers" together with the Bandera people.
                I’m reading your comments - you’re a bespont trolley, you blather and blather on any statement of the forum users, you take the discussion thread aside, you drag everyone with your fierce game (even if I wrote the truth, there would be no questions, otherwise you shove half-truth and half-lie shove everywhere) .
                under normal conditions, in person, you would have been rummaged for long.
                therefore you are only on the Internet such a greyhound Spartan ..
            2. +9
              14 January 2020 10: 38
              Quote: AlexGa
              Elections are being held in Estonia, the new government makes a statement about leaving the EU and NATO, then turns to the Russian Federation with a request to join the Russian Federation. A referendum is being held in the Russian Federation, the people say "Yes"

              No need to "Yes", why do we need these hicks? stop
              1. +3
                14 January 2020 10: 39
                Ports and naval base in Tallinn.
                1. +11
                  14 January 2020 11: 51
                  Quote: AlexGa
                  Ports and naval base in Tallinn.

                  In the hell of this port, along with the base recourse
                  The Estonian caught a goldfish, removed it from the hook, and she tells him:
                  - Let me go - I will fulfill your every desire!
                  In response to this, the Estonian takes her by the tail and, with all the dope, hits the tree with the words:
                  - Do not be so-so-go-ff-ri-watt with me for russ-ki!
                  1. +2
                    15 January 2020 12: 56
                    Quote: Dym71
                    In the hell of this port, along with the base
                    Estonian caught a goldfish, removed it from the hook, and

                    I agree with you, let them go further together with Lithuania and Latvia! Even under the Union they lived better than anyone and everyone was not happy!
                    Only commodity-money relations, and in case of pressure there is not much to squeeze, they themselves will substitute the base for us!
              2. +6
                14 January 2020 12: 13
                Peter 1 and the subsequent emperors thought that they were needed! Stalin and the subsequent general secretaries thought that they were needed. Do you consider yourself smarter than them? What are you, son of a bitch impostor, squandering state lands? !! ​​So you will not suck in any volosts.
                1. 0
                  14 January 2020 12: 28
                  Quote: axiles100682
                  Do you consider yourself smarter than them?

                  No, I just consider Russia's people to be the main asset of Russia. hi
                  Quote: axiles100682
                  What are you, son of a bitch impostor


                  In our writing country
                  They even write on the wall.
                  So I came hunting
                  Be on a par with everyone!
                  1. +1
                    14 January 2020 12: 46
                    Russia is a country of many nationalities. What kind of people do you specifically mean? Russians or in general? If in general then the Baltic states, Central Asia, the Caucasus, Ukraine and others have also been a part of the Russian people for centuries. If during the next crisis another piece of you falls off from Russia, how automatically cease to consider them the people of Russia?
                    1. +1
                      14 January 2020 12: 54
                      Quote: axiles100682
                      Russia, the country is a lot of national. What specific people do you mean?

                      Citizens of the Russian Federation.
                      Quote: axiles100682
                      If, in general, the Baltic states, Central Asia, the Caucasus, Ukraine, and others, too, have been a part of the Russian people for centuries.

                      It is up to them to decide whether they are part or themselves with a mustache, the main thing is not to scatter our money for their decisions.
                      Quote: axiles100682
                      If during the next crisis

                      This is what we need to take care of so that there is no “if”, the rest will follow.
                      1. +2
                        14 January 2020 12: 58
                        It’s good that there are people who think differently than you otherwise Crimea would be Ukrainian now, and NATO ships were based in Sevastopol.
                      2. +3
                        14 January 2020 13: 08
                        Quote: axiles100682
                        It’s good that there are people who think differently from you otherwise Crimea would be Ukrainian now

                        Crimeans returned home of their own free will and this is true democracy, and in this case there is no difference who, how and what they think.
                      3. +2
                        14 January 2020 13: 26
                        The Crimeans could return back in the 90s following the results of the first Crimean referendum. But then no one needed them. And since you didn’t have the state’s position, did you consider Crimea to be Ukrainian, and Crimeans were Ukrainians? Didn’t the state policy allow you to consider Crimea Russian? laughing
                      4. +2
                        14 January 2020 13: 29
                        Do you know what mood these 30% of Russians in Estonia reign now? And if they now want to get rid of Estonia, do you think the Russian Federation will support this?
                      5. -7
                        14 January 2020 16: 28
                        Quote: axiles100682
                        and NATO ships were based in Sevastopol

                        Delirium
                      6. +2
                        14 January 2020 16: 54
                        Nonsense is not nonsense, but the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation would certainly not be there. And NATO would not care about your notorious West all over Montreux, as it does with all treaties that are objectionable to them
                      7. +1
                        15 January 2020 09: 13
                        nonsense is what you are trying to vtyuhat here under the guise of "objectivity and impartiality." Read the contracts for the renovation of buildings in Sevastopol between the navy matration and local administrators during the years of ukraine.
                  2. +2
                    14 January 2020 12: 54
                    Even RUSSIA is an ardent Russophobe, and that continued that 30% of Russians live in Estonia. Is this already not the Russian people? And did you draw these conclusions only because some short-sighted comrades cut the republics' borders on the territory of the former empire, and two other people gave will these fragments of the empire even come out of the union?
                    1. -4
                      14 January 2020 13: 00
                      Quote: axiles100682
                      30% of Russians live in Estonia. Do you think this is no longer the Russian people?

                      Aliens are welcome to their historical homeland.
                      1. +4
                        14 January 2020 13: 15
                        And if their historical homeland is there? If they live there from the time of Peter the Great or even earlier. You are an alcoholic who labeled to cut borders, said that now you are neither the USSR, but the Russian Federation and you happily said neighing said you were a patriot of the Russian Federation. You got into the borders RF, wouldn’t you be now a patriot of Ukraine or Kazakhstan? In essence, you do not care.
                      2. +1
                        14 January 2020 14: 14
                        Quote: axiles100682
                        And if their historical homeland is there?

                        Then the European courts of all instances should be bursting with lawsuits by non-citizens about the oppression of their rights and freedoms.
                        Quote: axiles100682
                        You really don't care.

                        In essence, I am most interested in the development of my country, namely the well-being of its citizens, without it, darling, all the other passions are farce and prankishness.
                      3. +2
                        14 January 2020 14: 23
                        You and this are of little interest because you and others like you consider the presence of the Russian Federation in the BV and, in particular, in Syria unnecessary, give you free rein if you would have already thrown Transnistria, Donbass, Abkhazia and Ossetia to the mercy. And you certainly wouldn’t have climbed into Crimea But such a blow to the welfare of citizens was.
                      4. 0
                        14 January 2020 14: 51
                        Quote: axiles100682
                        give you free rein you would have long since thrown Transnistria, Donbass, Abkhazia and Ossetia to the mercy.

                        When someone teaches us life
                        I am completely dumb;
                        everyday idiot experience
                        I have it myself.
                      5. +1
                        14 January 2020 15: 13
                        There is one Russian proverb about who it is more expensive to teach yourself. Therefore, following this proverb, I’m not even trying to teach such people. And I have every right to express my opinion, if you are not happy with the fact that I am responding to your comments, you can complain or block me.
                      6. +4
                        14 January 2020 13: 20
                        Putin once correctly said that the collapse of the USSR was a disaster for the Russian people. Millions of Russians living on Russian soil for centuries instantly became citizens of other states. This was not their choice, not their desire. I agree with him because I felt everything on my own skin. But you naturally do not care.
                      7. 0
                        15 January 2020 10: 03
                        similarly colleague laughing
                      8. +1
                        25 January 2020 05: 08
                        with my family like this: me and someone else remained in Russia, someone bam! - a citizen of Kazakhstan (but this is still a normal option), some of the relatives (there are blood relatives, but mostly non-blooded) - suddenly became "Ukrainians", and some - "Latvians".
                    2. -6
                      14 January 2020 16: 28
                      Quote: axiles100682
                      Even Russ ardent Russophobe

                      "Bearded man" calm down laughing
                      1. +2
                        14 January 2020 16: 55
                        Undeterred laughing
            3. 0
              14 January 2020 10: 55
              Quote: AlexGa
              Why sanctions? Estonia holds elections

              The trouble is that people in Estonia do not elect a president.
          2. +1
            14 January 2020 10: 53
            Quote: RUSS
            Maybe sanctions?

            In practice, they have been introduced since 2008.
        2. +1
          14 January 2020 10: 43
          Quote: paul3390
          brothers in mind.

          These are sleepwalkers, what?
      2. 0
        14 January 2020 10: 23
        Yes, complete! The most efficient is transit.
        1. -18
          14 January 2020 10: 33
          Quote: Xenofont
          Yes, complete! The most efficient is transit.

          To evil grandmother frostbite ears
          1. +5
            14 January 2020 10: 59
            Have you heard about the development of our Baltic ports? Where are the "ears"? We have a solid profit!
            1. +2
              14 January 2020 14: 25
              Quote: Xenofont
              Have you heard about the development of our Baltic ports?

              I saw them, well done quickly set up.
          2. +3
            14 January 2020 11: 03
            There are other routes. For Russia, this is not a problem at all
        2. 0
          14 January 2020 10: 56
          Quote: Xenofont
          Yes, complete! The most efficient is transit.

          It is limited in 2008.
          1. +1
            14 January 2020 14: 47
            What would not be a misunderstanding, I'm talking about new Russian ports.
      3. +1
        14 January 2020 10: 52
        Yes. Stop trading completely, close borders, recall ambassadors.
      4. +1
        14 January 2020 14: 33
        Close the export of gasoline private owners. To travel with a full tank and canister - once a week, and not 2 times a day.
        1. 0
          14 January 2020 14: 52
          Quote: Oo sarcasm
          Close the export of gasoline private owners.

          Don’t waste time on what Narvites can take out for their cars there.
          1. -1
            14 January 2020 14: 57
            Well, 40 euros per person per day is a pretty decent turn. These are not bitcoins or bonds of the Ministry of Finance. And if you also grab a block of cigarettes - all 80. Of course, there are zero taxes (for Estonia), but they solve the problem of lack of fuel.
        2. +3
          15 January 2020 23: 31
          Quote: Oo sarcasm
          Close the export of gasoline private owners. To travel with a full tank and canister - once a week, and not 2 times a day.

          Late. Once a month tank + 10 liters. Cigarettes 2 times a month for 2 packs. Liter of vodka per month.
          1. +1
            16 January 2020 13: 12
            In, finally, thanks! Great news!
    2. 0
      14 January 2020 14: 22
      Quote: paul3390
      something our purchase imagines too much about itself.

      Well, you need to remind yourself of your beloved that she is, otherwise correspondents from Britain will not know.
  5. +8
    14 January 2020 10: 06
    The editor of the British newspaper Financial Times, Philip Stevens, did not recognize her as the head of state and asked her to introduce herself. “This lady wants to ask a question ... It would be nice if you said who you are and who you represent,” Stevens said. “Thank you, I am Kersti Kaljulajd, President of Estonia”,
    Source: https://zelv.ru/v-mire/41744-v-estonii-posmeyalis-nad-svoim-prezidentom-kotorogo-ne-smogli-uznat-v-myunhene.html

    Is that about her?
  6. +8
    14 January 2020 10: 11
    We know the "general principles" of the European Union - "we read here, we don't read here, we wrap the fish here", the annual Estonian honors of the legionnaires of the 20th Waffen-SS Grenadier Division negative
  7. +10
    14 January 2020 10: 11
    Here, we also hoped that Estonia would become a "free and democratic state." The fascist, overwhelming dissent of the Eurocolony has come out.
    1. +5
      14 January 2020 10: 22
      An insignificant banana state, the opinion of the leader of which can be ignored. wink
    2. -21
      14 January 2020 10: 24
      Quote: evgic
      The fascist, overwhelming dissent of the Eurocolony has come out.

      Overwhelming Dissent? Seriously, what is this about?
      1. +2
        14 January 2020 10: 55
        Is there a communist party in Estonia?
      2. +1
        14 January 2020 22: 46
        For example, about the Sputnik channel.
  8. +5
    14 January 2020 10: 12
    we did not imagine the future of Russia
    If only, if only ... The regret of the President of Estonia about the past Yeltsin times is another confirmation that the limitrophes hoped that there would never be a strong Russia again. But their bright hopes did not come true, so all that remains is to interrupt with small handouts from the "powerful of this world" for Russophobia, which is gradually falling in price. Let's look in a couple of years at the Baltic States, which, even today, being part of the EU, does not shine with indicators, and the population is decreasing at a cosmic speed.
  9. HAM
    +4
    14 January 2020 10: 14
    ",,, The head of the Baltic state believes that Russia does not take seriously the international agreements it has signed and is acting unpredictably." ...

    I think about the same: take seriously An international agreement signed by Peter the Great on the purchase of bitter neighbors from Sweden together with their territories ...
  10. +4
    14 January 2020 10: 14
    Free (from the population that ran away to work), Estonia imagined that Russia would become the same. That the content of Russia will never stop. But.....
  11. +6
    14 January 2020 10: 15
    It would be nice for the presidents of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to remember their promises given to Russian citizens who were living there at that time, or they would immediately become non-citizens.
    1. -21
      14 January 2020 10: 19
      Quote: Andrey Chistyakov
      It would be nice for the presidents of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to remember their promises given to Russian citizens who were living there at that time, or they would immediately become non-citizens.

      Yes, but only a few Russians left Estonia, and this year in Estonia about 30% of Russian speakers and that they are in no hurry to Russia.
      1. +6
        14 January 2020 10: 22
        Quote: RUSS
        Quote: Andrey Chistyakov
        It would be nice for the presidents of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to remember their promises given to Russian citizens who were living there at that time, or they would immediately become non-citizens.

        Yes, but only a few Russians left Estonia, and this year in Estonia about 30% of Russian speakers and that they are in no hurry to Russia.

        Read it again. I'm talking about the "promises" given in the 90s to the Russian.
        1. -18
          14 January 2020 10: 34
          Quote: Andrey Chistyakov
          Read it again. I'm talking about the "promises" given in the 90s to Russians

          A normal occurrence in politics, by 2020, our Guarantor also promised a lot of things.
          1. +6
            14 January 2020 10: 42
            Quote: RUSS
            Quote: Andrey Chistyakov
            Read it again. I'm talking about the "promises" given in the 90s to Russians

            A normal occurrence in politics, by 2020, our Guarantor also promised a lot of things.

            Really deprived you of the right to vote ?! When at least?
            1. -20
              14 January 2020 10: 56
              Quote: Andrey Chistyakov
              Really deprived you of the right to vote ?!

              Part of the Russian-speaking population does not have suffrage.
              Among the Russians living in Estonia according to the 2011 census, 53,9% had Estonian citizenship, 24,3% had Russian citizenship and 21,1% were stateless. At the same time, among Russian citizens aged 0-17 years old, 84,5% were Russian citizens of Estonia, 18% aged 64-51,4 years old, and 65% aged 35,5 years and over.
              1. +4
                14 January 2020 12: 45
                Quote: RUSS
                No suffrage at the part Russian-speaking population.

                laughing laughing laughing This is hutspa - even in Yershalaim they were embarrassed. Yes
      2. +7
        14 January 2020 11: 05
        Russia (17,9 thousand people, including 7,1 thousand people in the Siberian Federal District: 2,3 thousand people in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, 2,1 thousand people in the Omsk Region, 0,9 thousand people in the Novosibirsk region, 0,5 thousand people in the Kemerovo region, 0,5 thousand people in the Tomsk region - 2010, census) and others. They speak Estonian. Believers in DOS. Lutherans, there are Orthodox (including set). And? These, too, are in no hurry to Estonia
      3. +2
        14 January 2020 11: 26
        Quote: RUSS
        Yes, but only a few Russians left Estonia

        90 people left in the 130s.
    2. +7
      14 January 2020 10: 26
      The Baltic states have shown their true attitude towards Russians and towards Russia. And today, it may not count on a good attitude from her on our part.
    3. -12
      14 January 2020 10: 32
      In Latvia, all who lived at the time of the collapse of the union received citizenship.
      1. +4
        14 January 2020 11: 27
        Quote: Dima Dima_2
        In Latvia, all who lived at the time of the collapse of the union received citizenship.

        Not true.
      2. 0
        25 January 2020 07: 25
        What are you sculpting here? I had more than a dozen relatives in Liepaja; I know better how things were with citizenship.
        Where do people like you come from? What makes you think that having given out something unusual, there is no one who understands this issue as well as you. Let's talk about "non-citizens"? Or do you think there was not and there are none? Well, my grandmother died there as a "non-citizen" in 2002.
        It would be better if he was silent - maybe he would have married a smart one.
    4. 0
      14 January 2020 14: 34
      Quote: Andrey Chistyakov
      It would be nice for the presidents of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to remember their promises given to Russian citizens who were living there at that time, or they would immediately become non-citizens.

      ====
      Lithuania granted citizenship to all comers who lived at the time of independence.
  12. +7
    14 January 2020 10: 17
    let him regret himself wretchedly, dressing for a man, pah shame
    1. -18
      14 January 2020 10: 35
      Quote: Graz
      dressing up

      Dress
      1. +2
        14 January 2020 16: 11
        Dress

        What are you doingт? RowsтXia.
        What's upthe? RowstheXia.
      2. +2
        15 January 2020 08: 01
        Quote: RUSS
        RUSS (Maxim) Yesterday, 10: 35
        -12
        Quote: Graz
        dressing up

        Dress

        laughing laughing laughing
  13. +2
    14 January 2020 10: 20
    Quote: paul3390
    And why should we be interested in the wet mrii of all chukhans? And in general - something our purchase imagines too much about itself. And she is not alone. It’s time to start bringing them somehow into a feeling, or something ..

    There is a better way.
    US President Roosevelt once said that the best scourge is the dollar. Making you think and work.
    The lack of a dollar is an equally powerful educational tool. Let them try to make up for what they lost in the USSR.
  14. +4
    14 January 2020 10: 25
    Lately, they often say "we don't need the Baltics!"
    And I declare - we need her!
    To the last square meter.
    We do not need the Baltic states. There are not so many of them - it is a matter of one week. We will help them relocate to their sweet Europe. To America and Canada. And some for the Arctic Circle, those who march with torches.
    We need military bases in the Baltic states. Their ports. We will revive industry in this flawed region. We will get a corridor to the Kaliningrad region.
    And most importantly - we will save from the Russian genocide. Our suffering brothers and sisters.
    We have not forgotten anything. And we will not forgive anything. The Lord said: "I will repay!"
    1. -20
      14 January 2020 10: 40
      Quote: Paul Siebert
      And most importantly - we will save from the Russian genocide. Our suffering brothers and sisters.

      The Russian population in Estonia is growing.
      1. +2
        14 January 2020 12: 36
        Quote: RUSS
        Quote: Paul Siebert
        And most importantly - we will save from the Russian genocide. Our suffering brothers and sisters.

        The Russian population in Estonia is growing.

        ====
        in the reports of the ruling elite of estonia they will write and not so
      2. 0
        25 January 2020 07: 27
        Quote: RUSS
        The Russian population in Estonia is growing.

        only in your inflamed brain
    2. +2
      14 January 2020 10: 48
      That's right, it remains to do it competently, and many of the natives agree with this with joy.
    3. -18
      14 January 2020 11: 05
      Quote: Paul Siebert
      And most importantly - we will save from the Russian genocide. Our suffering brothers and sisters.
      We have not forgotten anything. And we will not forgive anything. The Lord said: "I will repay!"

      Maybe Assad and the Syrian people need help, but the Russian in Estonia? Send troops to Estonia immediately! soldier
      1. +1
        14 January 2020 15: 19
        All in good time. laughingWho could have thought of Crimea in 2013?
        1. -8
          14 January 2020 16: 32
          Quote: axiles100682
          All in good time. laughingWho could have thought of Crimea in 2013?

          War with NATO is your dream? Well, what am I asking a man wearing a padded jacket.
          1. 0
            14 January 2020 17: 06
            And who told you about the war with NATO? Show me where I wrote this? I wrote about the complete economic and political blockade of Estonia, and wait for a convenient moment for the return of Russian lands.
          2. +1
            14 January 2020 17: 25
            And yes, the Soviet padded jacket is many times warmer than the modern synthetic winterizer. Yes, I wear a padded jacket for fishing.
    4. +1
      14 January 2020 12: 07
      suffering brothers and sisters? But they’re not at all striving for their home harbor. in Russia there are and see the difference. and this difference is not in our favor. Donbass was not averse to entering Russia, because there was a devastation worse than ours (I can’t say anything about it now).
  15. +2
    14 January 2020 10: 26
    The head of the Baltic state believes that Russia does not take seriously the international treaties it has signed and acts unpredictably.

    Who is she talking about? Is it about whales and their henchmen?
    Finish out, they wait, that they will have a long road in the dunes ... to nowhere.
    However, yes FIG on them, for a long time not interesting!
    1. +4
      14 January 2020 10: 46
      This is she about her masters. Yes
      1. +2
        14 January 2020 10: 50
        All svyavka allowed to yap on schedule and according to the TEXT!
        1. +3
          14 January 2020 11: 01
          Quote: rocket757
          All svyavka allowed to yap on schedule and according to the TEXT!


          I think she’ll be reminded of this quickly.
          1. +1
            14 January 2020 11: 04
            Quote: cniza
            I think she’ll be reminded of this quickly.

            Oh, I don’t know how to get such a "back and forth, talker" into the stall, is it worth it? Can it be contagious?
  16. +6
    14 January 2020 10: 36
    Oh, what important, a country the size of a country toilet, bought by Peter 1 for money, puffing nonsense about great Russia))
  17. +2
    14 January 2020 10: 36
    Estonia is no stranger to lick its ass, Russia has left, the West has come (Europe. USA), now a small dog has changed its owner, and then what ???
    1. +3
      14 January 2020 10: 45
      She is deceiving herself, and this is not given to everyone. lol
  18. -1
    14 January 2020 10: 41
    According to Kirsty Kaljulaid, this never happened, and she regrets it. But she did not blame the Russian people for this
    It is not for a country to limitrot to judge the fate of Great Russia.
  19. +3
    14 January 2020 10: 44
    Russia will become a “free and democratic state."


    And Russia is a free and independent country, unlike you, but with regard to democracy this is a matter of taste ...
    1. +1
      14 January 2020 10: 55
      Let them shout - ugly
      And we like her,

      Envy! And the more they envy, the shrill screams ....
      When they have everything covered with "green and rainbow mold", where will they crawl to escape ???
      1. +3
        14 January 2020 11: 02
        I know where they always crawled ...
        1. +1
          14 January 2020 11: 12
          I forgot to add, after all, apart from the "mold", there is also a dark "infection" nestled, settling in, EXPANDING, fundamentally so! Here with her, there is not enough ... understand who, it will not cope at all.
  20. +7
    14 January 2020 10: 59
    Like all nationalities, they believed in the story that "they fed stupid lazy Russians for 70 years" and dreamed that hungry, ragged Russians would crawl to their knees to ask for slaves. in fact, for the first 10 years, everything went to this, but then something went wrong. and now the "proud tribalts" are begging the "accursed occupiers" to return transit to their ports. and sitting up to their ears in loans, they watch how "savages who can do nothing" practically liquidated their national debt.
  21. +2
    14 January 2020 11: 01
    Quote: Paul Siebert
    Our suffering brothers and sisters.

    Are you sure that they are waiting for salvation and suffer?
    1. -13
      14 January 2020 11: 06
      Quote: Deathmaker
      Quote: Paul Siebert
      Our suffering brothers and sisters.

      Are you sure that they are waiting for salvation and suffer?

      Do not break the stamps and prejudices of the cheers)))),
      1. +3
        14 January 2020 15: 21
        It’s good that you are not a cheer or a patriot. laughing
        1. -8
          14 January 2020 16: 34
          Quote: axiles100682
          It’s good that you are not a cheer or a patriot. laughing

          I am a patriot of Russia, and you are servile
          1. +3
            14 January 2020 17: 12
            I noticed. Direct patriotism from all the cracks is rushing out of you. It’s good that there are few of them, otherwise Russia would have long been within the Moscow region.
        2. -6
          14 January 2020 16: 52
          Quote: axiles100682
          It’s good that you are not a cheer or a patriot. laughing

          Kvasnoy patriotism (lapotny patriotism, cheers-patriotism) is an ironic expression in the Russian language, denoting the unconditional praise of everything domestic. It is opposed to genuine patriotism, which admits the recognition and rejection of the negative features of its state, as well as the fight against them.

          It's about you))))))))) Beard
          1. +2
            14 January 2020 17: 18
            Yes, it's about me. Thanks for the compliments. I’m a quilted jacket, Colorado, red patriot, cheers patriot, imperialist communist. Everything from the Pacific Ocean to the borders of Germany from the North Pole to Afghanistan is Russian land. Antarctica and Alaska are Russian land.
    2. 0
      14 January 2020 12: 53
      Quote: Deathmaker
      Quote: Paul Siebert
      Our suffering brothers and sisters.

      Are you sure that they are waiting for salvation and suffer?

      ====
      anyone in need needs help. if you think that there are few problems in Estonia, and especially among Russian-speaking people, then you are mistaken. another thing if rf has something / how / can you help ?! Yes, work is being done at the level of consulates and Russian societies, there is some cultural exchange, something else as far as funding and opportunities, however, there is a strong confrontation on the part of the ruling elites of the Baltic states, starting with laws, hereinafter mass media, school programs. An attempt with a program to relocate compatriots to the Russian Federation did not help much, it’s too late for older people, and young people prefer the EU market. In my opinion, the Russian language and history, including the common one, remain important, this helps and makes the Russian Baltic states closer to Russia, here it would be necessary to work actively and respond toughly to any infringement.
  22. ZVS
    0
    14 January 2020 11: 03
    Who is Calluland? This is the world president of a dwarf state. And she allows herself to talk about Russia. Estonia is a vassal of the European Union, which does not have its own industry, but lived off of cargo from Russia to other countries. And not these losers to open their mouths!
  23. +1
    14 January 2020 11: 34
    "I always thought that democracy is the rule of the people, but Mr. Roosevelt corrected me, it turns out that democracy is the rule of the American people."
    Translating into a simple language, she dreamed that after Yeltsin we would be controlled from the Washington White House
  24. 0
    14 January 2020 11: 48
    What makes sprat sick, since I began to dream about the future without Russia
  25. +2
    14 January 2020 11: 55
    Quote: alexmach
    Estonia is a very small country, with a total of one million three hundred thousand people, and there cannot be a large trade turnover with it in principle. But on the other hand, Estonia is an important link in the transit of goods to Russia and also from Russia too - all of them were cargo ports in the Baltic Sea.

    Already 10 years ago, as transit through Estonia and its ports has been blocked on our part. A couple of years ago it was a shame (for exporters). Now volumes to Europe have fallen significantly, our ports are free, so that, in principle, doesn’t care.
  26. +1
    14 January 2020 11: 57
    Rhyme to this Account. "From Berlin, the SS Regiment, but fell into the Russian Forest. He climbed, He climbed, and climbed right up to Heaven!" It was the Estonian SS Regiment, One of the first to Heaven of the Jews of Estonia, of which according to German data there were NOT! These Found. Then a couple of Khatyns in the Pskov and Novgorod regions, several unreported transports of Russian POWs from the Vyazemsky Kotol. In general, Ony fell under Moscow just on 05.12.1941. And on our side, opposite him was the Division of the NKVD Troops. And the "Beria satraps" knew very well who the enemy was. In general, Estonians are looking for this Regiment even now. And even in 1992 they demanded It from Us ?!
  27. +1
    14 January 2020 12: 00
    Quote: RUSS
    Quote: Graz
    dressing up

    Dress

    What does is dress up. Without b.
  28. +1
    14 January 2020 12: 02
    Quote: Xenofont
    I see ... So what about transit?

    Yes, no laughing
  29. +2
    14 January 2020 12: 12
    Quote: MooH
    That's just the thing that happened. Both in Estonia and in Latvia.

    Been to the demolition of the bronze? When all the Baltic police were driven to Estonia, there weren’t enough handcuffs, prisons and toilets either, so they threw people to the port terminals and all pissed in their pants.
  30. +2
    14 January 2020 12: 32
    The Chukhons dreamed that Russia would disappear, but in fact they themselves would disappear, and regardless of the reasons.
  31. +1
    14 January 2020 12: 34
    I have long been touched to tears by these "democratic European values" (they are also American), when someone and someone established and accepted as an ideal to which all progressive (cultural, civilized, etc.) humanity should strive.
  32. 0
    14 January 2020 12: 36
    Quote: alexmach
    Estonia is a very small country, with a total of one million three hundred thousand people, and there cannot be a large trade turnover with it in principle. But on the other hand, Estonia is an important link in the transit of goods to Russia and also from Russia too - all of them were cargo ports in the Baltic Sea.

    This behavior of a sworn friend will force her to do the same. that with Ukraine, bypassing it with all types of transit, overloading these functions to its own ports and railways. An important link 0,25% can not be called.
  33. +1
    14 January 2020 12: 40
    Quote: alexmach
    In economics, it is customary to compare not the number of inhabitants, but economic power.
    Economically, Estonia is two Kazakhstan and 80% of Ukraine.

    Until again the real estate bubble was blown away.
    Small population, lack of production and a huge bias in the service sector - what kind of export can it be?

    It is clear what kind of export services. Dissolution of the population in the neighbors. And the existence of an Estonian country in history and in geographical terms. No more.
  34. -1
    14 January 2020 12: 45
    Quote: orionvitt
    Quote: alexmach
    on the other hand, Estonia is an important link in the transit of goods

    It was an important link in transit. At this stage, Estonia is an important link in the structure of NATO, which means the enemy. And Estonians themselves do not hide this. On the contrary, they blow about it at every corner. We can say for sure that it will not end in good for Estonia.

    An important link of NATO is as a target that distracts our ability to destroy the nearest military bases on the territory of this fleaish neighbor. No more. Estonians can be proud - they will fall the first victim of our Iskanders in case of conflict. Which they are trying with all their might to speed up.
  35. 0
    14 January 2020 12: 55
    HK, reading the comments, I can assume that most of them will be in the style, but figs to you, we don’t go to the west, we don’t sell the country and something like that. Comrades, if you take a closer look? And lay down and sold, and carry out the Wishlist of the West regarding us. Try to refute in essence, but just do not need individual shares of handouts for the population to maintain a lead-free pants system, these actions do not change.
    1. 0
      14 January 2020 13: 03
      I would like to know in more detail what "Europeanness" is, it is also an adherence to "European values" and "Western democracy". And why does the non-compliance with these norms automatically include the dissenter in a kind of "black list"?
  36. +2
    14 January 2020 12: 58
    ..... Estonians .... .... 111 .... generally rejoice that after the Second World War you as a ethnic group have not been completely killed .... and say Thank you to us for this Russian .......
  37. +4
    14 January 2020 13: 01
    Estonia is the official successor of the pre-war Estonian state with a dictatorial regime, Estonian SS troops are elevated to the rank of national heroes, the Estonian-Russian border at the time of Estonia’s secession from the USSR is not recognized by the Estonian authorities, the Russian-speaking population is discriminated against in violation of EU rules in Estonia.
  38. +1
    14 January 2020 13: 47
    How many Estonian citizens also have Russian citizenship? Does the president of Estonia have dual citizenship? Do they vote in elections in the Pechersk, Izborsk and other areas of the Pskov and Leningrad regions, in federal elections in the Russian Federation? What would happen if Puerto Rico claimed claims in certain areas of the Miami region of the United States?
  39. 0
    14 January 2020 13: 49
    To be honest, 90% of us did not imagine the future of Russia that way ..
    The country of oligarchs and thieves, steeped in corruption, burning natural resources, not knowing how to produce even galoshes ..
    Although we did not expect much from Estonia either !!
  40. +1
    14 January 2020 13: 51
    Well, the fact that from the moment of gaining so-called independence, Estonia from the beginning fell under Finland, and now it lies tightly under the EU and the USA. Well, where is proud and independent Estonia ..
  41. +1
    14 January 2020 14: 12
    Probably dreamed that instead of Russia there would be 100 estonias, but in the end they themselves would soon disappear.
    1. 0
      14 January 2020 16: 06
      Quote: Esaul
      Probably dreamed that instead of Russia there would be 100 estonias, but in the end they themselves would soon disappear.

      they dreamed of getting from their masters an appointment to administrative and police positions in different places of the "former USSR" to panic, manage and take ours to their farms .. and so that each European citizen had several Russian slaves ...
      but...
      in general, the small feudal yapping is what the master will say to him from overseas ...
  42. +2
    14 January 2020 14: 24
    Dear ladies and gentlemen, do not forget that the territory on which there are now "independent" Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, was bought by our sovereign Peter 1 from Sweden after the Northern War, and therefore talk about some kind of independence and claims of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania does not belong to Russia until Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania return to Russia the money paid by Russia to Sweden.
    1. 0
      14 January 2020 22: 47
      Quote: The Truth
      was purchased by our sovereign Peter 1

      Other sovereigns sold it.
  43. +3
    14 January 2020 14: 27
    Quote: RUSS
    Quote: Hunter 2
    Yes, someone shy ... She would say honestly - Dreamed of the future Without Russia.

    So they are now without Russia, or do you mean they want the collapse of Russia? Why do they need it, Russia and Estonia have a growing turnover, everything is fine.

    The explanation is very simple. This whole host of "other Swedes" by their nature cannot reconcile themselves to the idea that they have to pay for goods produced in Russia, including gas and oil, in hard currency, taking it away from their loved ones. This is the nature of Western civilization - if there is a possibility, to rob, you have to rob, not pay. It is also advisable to convert the natives so that they themselves bring their valuables on saucers for beads and fire water. And "mutually beneficial cooperation" is not for them.
  44. +2
    14 January 2020 14: 45
    They wanted a future without Russia, but at the same time that Russia contained them ... Break off ...
    1. 0
      14 January 2020 22: 48
      Quote: Alexander X
      Break off ...

      When?
  45. 0
    14 January 2020 15: 01
    What a pity, but I will refrain from commenting. The article is pulled. I really want to compare sooo much in here and there. And of course, a gigabyte of emotions about the shattered hopes of the great Estonia. Still refrain. And the girl is not bad ... outwardly. it is a pity in Europe they do not always recognize the president. But civilization, not we, you see, barbarians with flowers.
  46. +1
    14 January 2020 15: 04
    Russia even has a future! Estonia is stupidly not!
    1. -7
      14 January 2020 16: 36
      Quote: Shchors take it
      Russia even has a future! Estonia is stupidly not!

      laughing laughing laughing
  47. +2
    14 January 2020 15: 21
    She refused the wine, not you look ....
  48. 0
    14 January 2020 15: 23
    I am also disappointed with Baltic Russophobia. Ah pug! She is strong to know, since she barks at an elephant! (Krylov's fable) hi
  49. +1
    14 January 2020 16: 00
    and who is talking about democracy here?
    Europe is entirely a feudal territory in fact, where the small feudal lords on the ground carry out the orders of the overlord sitting behind a puddle ...
    and they tell us about democracy?
    yes, they dreamed most of all about the collapse of the USSR, only for even smaller "countries" .. Estonians, like other Ukrainians and other Georgians, hoped that the owners would attract them to carry out administrative and police functions in the territory of former Russia, but here they already have the suit will go. They will rob their farms with a mat. values, slaves and will pan. And they are now very upset that the Russians ruined such a glorious plan with their behavior.
    now they go angry at us. tongue
  50. 0
    14 January 2020 16: 39
    The way of thinking of the Baltic states is very strange ... it's hard to understand them at all, and when they speak from someone else's voice it is indescribable.
  51. -8
    14 January 2020 16: 50
    Quote: Paranoid50
    Apparently, from the same, from which grimy Gaster dress up in sports jackets and hats with the inscription "Russia" - a primitive move to avoid fawn.

    Kvasnoy patriotism (lapotny patriotism, cheers-patriotism) is an ironic expression in the Russian language, denoting the unconditional praise of everything domestic. It is opposed to genuine patriotism, which admits the recognition and rejection of the negative features of its state, as well as the fight against them.

    It's about hi you
  52. +1
    14 January 2020 16: 54
    That’s the trouble... For some reason, Russia doesn’t care about how “the future of Russia” was imagined by some snubs.
  53. wow
    0
    14 January 2020 18: 21
    Is this scarecrow very worried about our future!?
  54. 0
    14 January 2020 19: 05
    They would take care of their future, otherwise soon only the name will remain.
  55. 0
    15 January 2020 04: 18
    Let everyone be responsible for themselves. A country with the population of an average city in Russia is talking about “democratic values”!!! Time will show !!! Russia was, is and will be!
  56. 0
    15 January 2020 05: 25
    We, too, in Russia, did not imagine that in Estonia there would be second-class citizens without citizenship just because they are Russian.
  57. 0
    15 January 2020 07: 02
    Flowers and chocolate are also from Crimea, but I really wanted something sweet!
  58. 0
    15 January 2020 07: 09
    Estonia will soon be expelled from NATO: it has territorial claims against its neighbors. In addition, state leaders have forgotten how to read contracts, and they are bad at cause-and-effect relationships: they cannot understand what follows what, and this is dangerous in principle.
  59. 0
    15 January 2020 07: 10
    ))) while we bent down to gather our strength and tie our shoelaces .. they assessed that we were weak ... but we will perk up, guys .. then we’ll talk
  60. 0
    15 January 2020 07: 56
    Shortly before this, Kersti Kaljulayd did not accept Crimean wine as a gift from the Russian Embassy because of its origin, but she did not refuse the flowers and chocolate presented to her. The same Kalyulayd became the first for a long time the head of the Baltic republic, who visited Moscow.

    Favorite thing for people like her sit on a carnation and eat gingerbread... request
  61. 0
    15 January 2020 08: 28
    This bogeyman imagined Russia as a country slave to the USA, EU, IMF with a destroyed economy and always asking for money... well, actually, like Estonia now.
  62. 0
    15 January 2020 08: 28
    Once upon a time, we did not imagine the future of our Motherland this way. Until the traitors got to the helm...
  63. 0
    15 January 2020 09: 13
    Just the opposite is true: Russia strictly adheres to international treaties and rules, and this is what is “unpredictable.” They expected anarchy from Russia. But the United States does not adhere to any laws at all - “I do what I want.” And, according to the West, this is “predictable.”
  64. 0
    15 January 2020 11: 10
    I remember that somewhere in the early 10s, Putin, in response to the next “moralizing” yapping of the presidents from the Baltic states, said, we will live until 2016. By this time, Russia should begin to curtail transit through these countries with the introduction of its port terminals, and the program The EU will begin to wind down with their support. So let's see what they are really capable of.
  65. 0
    15 January 2020 13: 26
    Quote: Shurik70
    Kersti Kalyulayd did not accept Crimean wine as a gift from the Embassy of the Russian Federation because of its origin, but did not refuse flowers and chocolate presented to it

    Well, Crimean wine - it was definitely trolling.
    At least adequate.
    A current politician from any NATO country cannot approve any event in Russia if it is in Russia's favor. If you want to stay at your post.

    Judging by her photo, her addiction to alcohol suggests limiting her consumption. Correct solution. And the origin - Crimean - is only an attempt to save face.
  66. 0
    15 January 2020 13: 33
    Quote: Vladimir Udovichenko
    Estonia will soon be expelled from NATO: it has territorial claims against its neighbors. In addition, state leaders have forgotten how to read contracts, and they are bad at cause-and-effect relationships: they cannot understand what follows what, and this is dangerous in principle.

    There is no procedure for expelling a country from this military bloc. Therefore, they will not expel her. But here carefully they will definitely do to advise to stop the mess, so as not to put NATO in a stupid position and not clash for the sake of their drunken fantasies.
  67. 0
    15 January 2020 13: 42
    Quote: RUSS
    Quote: Andrey Chistyakov
    It would be nice for the presidents of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to remember their promises given to Russian citizens who were living there at that time, or they would immediately become non-citizens.

    Yes, but only a few Russians left Estonia, and this year in Estonia about 30% of Russian speakers and that they are in no hurry to Russia.

    They do it right. By their presence there they chain this territory to the interests of Russia. The time will come, and we will issue them Russian passports. With the ensuing protection of their interests there.
  68. 0
    15 January 2020 14: 02
    It is not clear where such stupid leaders come from.
  69. 0
    15 January 2020 14: 39
    They all liked it with the drunk - maybe something would fall off or Russia would completely fall apart, or both.
    Jackalyo!
  70. 0
    15 January 2020 15: 37
    As the pretentious mooing for “freedom and democracy” begins, one must understand that a stupid divorce is beginning. Kind of like visiting the apartments of smiley girls “Do you believe in God” ;)
  71. 0
    15 January 2020 16: 25
    The Estonian president said that after the collapse of the Soviet Union and Russia's recognition of Estonia's independence, there was hope that Russia would become a “free and democratic state.”

    She probably meant Bush’s words: “Like in Iraq.”
    According to Kersti Kaljulaid, this never happened

    And thank God.
  72. 0
    15 January 2020 19: 23
    What a shame! Estonia was not pleased, it urgently needs to be corrected. What about Papua and New Guinea, what do they think about Russia?
  73. 0
    15 January 2020 19: 52
    Quote: Andrey Zhdanov-Nedilko
    What is wassat ??? We dont understood ...

    This is when you copy the text, the emoticons are so registered. Sorry, I didn’t overlook.
    The fact is that more than once, if you want to use Reply, the comment flies to other posts. The meaning is lost.
    I attribute this to the Android OS.
  74. 0
    15 January 2020 21: 18
    To put it simply, there is much more democracy in Russia than in the Tri-Baltic. It's boring to even talk about it. A simple example: in Russia, national languages ​​are supported. Gentlemen Tribalty - hurry to “democracy from the USA” and you will spread your ideas with the help of “Tomahawks” all over the world. Only then you don’t have to ask - What about us?
  75. 0
    15 January 2020 22: 48
    It should be recalled that Peter the Great bought Estland and Livonia from the Swedes for real money
  76. -1
    16 January 2020 00: 36
    Quote: Lekz
    What a shame! Estonia was not pleased, it urgently needs to be corrected. What about Papua and New Guinea, what do they think about Russia?

    Oh my god! What will Princess Marya Aleksevna say? (c) "Woe from Wit."
  77. 0
    16 January 2020 17: 25
    The Estonian president said that after the collapse of the Soviet Union and Russia's recognition of Estonia's independence, there was hope that Russia would become a “free and democratic state.” According to Kersti Kaljulaid, this never happened, and she regrets it.
    There is nothing in the future for them who are so narrow-minded...... If their president, even a woman, talks so stupidly......
  78. 0
    16 January 2020 17: 28
    This. That. Es.Ton.Tsy......