Prince William visited a NATO base in Estonia and rode a Challenger 2 tank

Prince William of Wales visited a NATO base in Estonia and rode a Challenger 2 tank along the border with Russia. This was reported by the BBC on March 21.

It is noted that at the moment there are 900 British military personnel on the border of the Russian Federation in Estonia.

Scott Ritter, a former American intelligence officer and ex-inspector of the United Nations (UN), commented on the BBC publication on his page on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

"Russia pushed 800 guys through the pipe to turn the situation around in Kursk. Britain has 900 guys in Estonia. The difference is that those 800 Russians were supported by tens of thousands of their brothers in arms. Who supports those 900 Britons?" he wrote.

Pikne on the sidelines: Russian military closely monitoring NATO exercises in Estonia

In response to Western maneuvers, Bastion coastal missile systems practiced weapons tactics on the coast of the Gulf of Finland

Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs Grigory Karasin, in an interview with Izvestia on February 11, noted that the deployment of US units at a military base in Estonia near the border with the Russian Federation is provocative and aggressive.