Tsahkna noted that his talks with Budrys focused on the Baltic Sea security, strengthening NATO’s defense, Nordic-Baltic cooperation and Lithuania’s upcoming EU Council Presidency. "Estonia and Lithuania share a clear understanding of what is at stake for our region and Ukraine. Sustained support for Ukraine and stronger pressure on Russia remain essential," the Estonian minister emphasized. He added that the cost of Russian aggression must extend beyond the battlefield. "This means tougher sanctions and visa restrictions, deeper international isolation, including in sport and culture, and putting frozen Russian sovereign assets to work for Ukraine," Tsahkna stressed.
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