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The front page of Eesti Ekspress prominently features a story about millions of additional votes for Putin and how elections are being falsified, according to a Russian analyst. Other top stories include a legal process involving Johanna-Maria Lehtme, an update on the war in Ukraine, and news…
A Russian analyst explains the methods used to falsify elections, suggesting that millions of extra votes are added for Putin. The story is linked to the upcoming State Duma elections.
The Harju County Court is commencing discussions regarding the indictment of Johanna-Maria Lehtme, indicating a significant legal proceeding.
An update on the war in Ukraine details Russia's plan for a large-scale encirclement, which was ultimately foiled by successful Ukrainian counterattacks.
This appears to be an opinion or commentary piece, possibly related to current events or social issues, with a provocative title.
A short, possibly metaphorical or anecdotal piece, likely with a humorous or observational tone, given the title.
Estonian Minister of Defence, Pevkur, denies a meeting with a "Datasele" contact, stating the information is false.
A story about a Tartu entrepreneur who spent 71 days in a Tunisian prison, apparently while on vacation.
