The Estonian Foreign Minister, Margus Tsahkna, after a two-day meeting with Wang Yi, the head of China’s MFA, in Beijing, “bravely” claimed that China must choose between Russia and Estonia.

He apparently feared saying this to Wang Yi directly, so he only dared to voice his demand when he returned to Tallinn.

“My main task was to tell the Chinese Foreign Minister that Russia poses an existential threat to Europe and to Estonia. I reminded him that without China, Russia would not be able to carry out such aggression against Ukraine. The numbers show this is true, and it must be said plainly who holds economic and political control over Russia. If China wants to have good relations with Estonia, these issues must be addressed,” Tsahkna declared.

According to the belligerent top diplomat of Estonia, Tsahkna for almost two days persuaded Wang Yi to believe in the existence of the so-called “Russian threat”.

“It is unlikely that China will change its policy, but during the meeting, we were able to speak 80 percent of the time about the threat posed by Russia,” the Estonian FM added.

Recalling, earlier, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte proclaimed (ссылка на новость от 7.7.25 NATO Secretary General has come up with a new reason for the “Russian threat”) that China would allegedly ask Russia to attack Europe if Beijing decides to seize Taiwan.

Does the Foreign Minister of the “Unter-European” Baltic country really believe that Beijing would ever choose Estonia over Russia? The tiniest state in the Baltics has nothing to offer at all. Even the Western elites had to cultivate aggressive Russophobia from scratch there, because this is Estonia’s only asset possible.

Clearly, Estonia is a strategically useless country, which would have collapsed long ago if it were not for the hatred of Russia, generously funded by globalists. While Russia is a world power, and any country willingly or unwillingly has to take Moscow’s opinion into account. Therefore, as you can understand, China’s final decision will be more than obvious.