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Uniindia: Helsinki, Dec 22 (UNI) UK military helicopters will start arriving in Estonia in January, Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur said on Thursday.

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TALLINN - On Tuesday in London, Minister of Defense of Estonia Hanno Pevkur and British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace signed an agreement that s...

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and Estonian Minister of Defence Hanno Pevkur commit to stronger defence cooperation.

An agreement has been struck in principle which will see the United States contribute additional, rotating military units for the defense of Estonia, and consequently NATO's Eastern Flank, Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur (Reform) said.

About 15,000 conscripts, reservists and active-duty servicemen of the Estonian Defence Forces, and members of the Estonian Defence League and allies from ten countries tested combat readiness at the mass military exercise Siil (Hedgehog) in late May and early June in Estonia.

NATO's upcoming summit in Madrid will be held at the end of the month and "historic" decisions for the defense of the Baltic states are expected to be made. But what does Estonia want and how is regional security expected to develop in the coming years? ERR News spoke to the Ministry of Defense's Madis Roll to find out.

Commander of the Estonian Defense Forces (EDF) Lt. Gen. Martin Herem said on the "Esimene stuudio" talk show on Tuesday that looking at Russia's invasion of Ukraine, he no longer believes in deterrence as a way to ensure national security.

A total of 56 million Americans are at risk as severe thunderstorms are also possible in the Mississippi Valley and Ohio Valley.

Late into Sunday evening, Xcel crews worked around the clock to return service to thousands who were still without power.