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Ukraine, Estonia Agree to Expand Defense Cooperation During Svyrydenko Visit

Ukraine and Estonia agreed to expand defense cooperation during Ukraine’s Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko’s visit to Tallinn. The discussions included deepening collaboration in unmanned systems, imposing new sanctions on Russia, countering Moscow’s shadow fleet, and supporting Ukraine’s energy sector and reconstruction projects.

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