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Gunman was given a firearms permit despite several psychological red flags

With the amendments to the Weapons Act, passed by the parliament on Wednesday, the weapons permits of some 1,300 citizens of non-EU and non-NATO countries will be declared invalid in Estonia and the issuance of such permits will be discontinued.

TALLINN - The Estonian parliament at a sitting on Wednesday passed a law pursuant to which weapons permits are only to be issued in Estonia to E...

The 29th Weapons, Fishing and Hunting International Exhibition (FeHoVa) opened on Thursday at the Hungexpo Budapest Congress and Exhibition Center.

The Estonian Centre for Defence Investment has signed a contract with a total volume of €36 million to acquire an additional twelve K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzers from South Korean arms manufacturer Hanwha Techwin.

TALLINN - Estonian Minister of the Interior Lauri Laanemets introduced to the government on Thursday amendments to the Weapons Act enabling the ...

Russian and Belarusian citizens resident in Estonia will need to surrender any weapons they may own by the end of next year at the latest, if legal amendments currently being prepared by the Interior Ministry pass into law.

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas said on Monday that weapons permits of Russian and Belarusian citizens living in Estonia should be repealed and new licenses should not be issued, as Russians with weapons pose a threat to security of her country

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