Residents of Estonia went shopping in Russia en masse

Estonian residents go shopping in Russia en masse. Queues have already formed at the border of the states in Narva, the staff of which is at the disposal of Izvestia.

Entire communities have appeared on social networks where participants exchange tips on optimal routes and rules for transporting goods. So, in the footage, one of the customers demonstrates the assortment of a small store with Russian-made goods.

According to residents of the Baltic Republic, they are attracted by the low cost of food, cosmetics, clothing and equipment.

The Baltic is strong: a new zone of tension is brewing near Russia

A fighter jet of the Russian Air Force drove the Estonians away from an oil tanker

On April 17, it was reported that queues of people wishing to celebrate Easter holidays in the Russian Federation appeared at the Narva–Ivangorod border checkpoint on the Russian-Estonian border.

In March, the Estonian Parliament (Riigikogu) did not support the bill on closing the border with Russia. 14 deputies voted in favor of closing the border with the Russian Federation, while 61 people voted against.