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Eesti Ekspress features a prominent story about Russia ordering map applications to blur military bases, suggesting it's an attempt to hide targets from potential attacks. Other domestic stories include updates on the war in Ukraine, a curious case of an environmental official speeding, the…
Russia has reportedly ordered map applications to obscure military bases, with Ekspress investigating what critical infrastructure the Kremlin is trying to hide from potential attacks.
Wildberries, an online retailer, has begun compensating sellers for merchandise damaged or destroyed in Ukrainian drone strikes, as reported in the daily war diary.
A mid-level official from the environmental agency was found to be exceeding the speed limit on a Tuesday morning, highlighting a potentially unusual event.
A large tapestry from the Linnahall was moved to a school gymnasium to be dried, with the article questioning why help wasn't offered sooner if possible.
The article discusses the concerning topic of when young individuals become dangerous, suggesting that by that point, intervention may be too late.
The article prompts readers to nominate their preferred candidate for the next President of Estonia, indicating a public discussion about future leadership.
An entrepreneur claims that the state is actively hiding or withholding information related to previous governmental decisions.
