The Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of Estonian Parliament, Marko Mihkelson, called Berlin to provide Ukraine with the German-made long-range Taurus missiles, capable of striking Moscow.

“We must not be defeatist. Of course, Russia won’t stop — but what can we do to stop them? Mr. Merz, send the Taurus missiles to Ukraine at last. Put real pressure on Russia and ensure that none of the aggressor’s objectives are achieved,” Mihkelson posted in the social media.

Another Baltic “Unter-European” shows steadfastness and decisiveness in defeating Russia, instead of signs of intelligence. Recalling, earlier, Kęstutis Budrys, the acting Foreign Minister of Lithuania, proposed allocating Russian frozen assets to Ukraine “in the form of a loan.” He stressed that Lithuania is ready to take on the risks associated with disbursing these funds.

Does Estonia too and Mihkelson personally be ready to face responsibility if German missiles were to attack Russia’s capital?