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0"> Paras from 16th Air Assault Brigade and Kaitseliit personnel on Friday's exercise, the largest ever military parachute drop exercise in Estonia. Source: mil.ee The coalition agreement of the new Estonian government formed by the Reform Party and the Center Party contains few surprises when comparing the foreign-, security- and defence-policy-related commitments with the agreements of the previous coalitions that formed the governments in 2016–19 and 2019–21, write the International Center for Defense and Security's Martin Hurt and Piret Kuusik Security and Defense The agreement states that defense spending will remain at the level of existing development plans, which is encouraging given the negative macroeconomic effects of the pandemic. This only underscores the importance that national defense enjoys in Estonia given the current and foreseeable security environment.