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Estonia arrests citizen on Ukraine terrorism charges

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An Estonian citizen, named Vladimir, has been arrested for fighting for the Kremlin-backed separatists, and is likely to be extradited to Ukraine.

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    1. Congratulations to the baltic review for this lead-made duck of the western propaganda.

      In Deutsch wuerde man sagen: operative Hektik ersetzt geistige Windstille

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