Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna wrote about this on the social media platform X , according to Ukrinform. “I spent three days in Ukraine with air raid sirens sounding day and night. Three days of following the news of Ukrainians across the country going about their lives, only to be struck by Russian attacks while shopping, stopping at a petrol station or sleeping in their own beds,” the Estonian official noted. He added that it was with a heavy heart that he crossed the Ukrainian-Polish border, where the need to heed air raid sirens disappears, and expressed outrage at “how seemingly easy it is to leave the war behind.” “Today, Russia struck near that very border at Yahodyn, bringing its terror right to the doorstep of the EU and NATO.
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