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The front page of Eesti Ekspress features a prominent story about the war in Ukraine, quoting Russia's chief economist stating that they cannot win the war of attrition. Other top stories include NATO's lack of strategy for a potential simultaneous attack by Russia and China, a personal story…
Russia's chief economist from the state bank suggests that Russia is unlikely to win the ongoing war of attrition, indicating internal doubts about the conflict's prospects.
A report from The Atlantic suggests that NATO is unprepared for a coordinated attack by Russia and China, highlighting a significant strategic gap within the alliance.
A woman deceived her doctor by claiming her son needed ADHD medication, but she was in fact consuming them herself, highlighting issues with prescription drug abuse.
Expecting families are spending significant amounts on tests for peace of mind, with experts cautioning that these may create a false sense of security regarding fetal health.
This story appears to be a historical account of a 'summer war' in Estonia, detailing the origin of weapons from Latvia and the human cost of the conflict.
An analysis of Russian military advancements suggests that new drone technology could potentially be used to extend the current frontline in the conflict.
