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The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about a veteran's experience in Afghanistan. Other domestic stories cover border crossers, a potential issue in the Estonian military, and a local dispute over an award. International news includes…
A veteran named Simson Seakülast shares his personal struggles, stating that his experience in the Afghanistan war profoundly changed him, leading to alcoholism upon his return.
Estonian courts are being inundated with cases of illegal border crossers presenting absurd stories and often lacking essential documents like passports.
A live blog covering the WRC rally, reporting that driver Virves is maintaining his lead in WRC2, while Enok crashed while aiming for a podium finish.
A female recruit in the Viru battalion was reportedly forced to change clothes in a toilet, an incident the commander has acknowledged as a mistake.
The article reports on the dire situation in Kyiv, with Ukraine's Foreign Minister emphasizing that any delay in strengthening air defense measures will result in loss of life.
Commentary by Eveliis Padar, suggesting that designating August 1st as Equality Day would be a step towards a more just society.
A dispute has arisen over the awarding of a gold medal, which was intended for an opposition figure but was instead given to a deputy mayor.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino was forced to abandon his ambitious billion-dollar plan.
This story features a video about a peculiar experiment where an individual participated in the Estonian championships as a 'Kenyan cross-country skier'.
