Russia's hybrid attacks will not deter EU from supporting Kyiv

Estonia's Prime Minister, Kaja Kallas, stated that Russia's hybrid attacks will not deter the European Union from continuing to support Ukraine. Her comments come in the context of growing concerns about Russian activities targeting European countries. Kaja Kallas highlighted that Russia is becoming increasingly "relentless and destructive" in its attack on Ukraine. The Estonian leader made these remarks during a time when European responses to hybrid threats are being discussed. Estonia, as a member of NATO and the European Union, has been one of the strongest voices condemning Russian aggression and defending continued support for Kyiv. The Baltic country, which is geographically close to Russia, has been particularly vigilant regarding hybrid activities in the region.