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Estonia sends police to Lithuania ahead of NATO Summit

  • By Al Mayadeen English
  • Source: Agencies
  • 7 Jul 2023 10:06
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The Estonian Police and Border Guard Board sends a unit to the Lithuanian-Belarusian border ahead of the NATO Summit.

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    A security guard blows out a candle as police officers talk with a man who placed it next to a destroyed Russian T-72B3 tank installed as a symbol of the Russia Ukraine war to mark the first anniversary of the Russian Special Military Operation in Ukraine, in Freedom Square in Tallinn, Estonia, Wednesday, March 1, 2023. (AP)

To maintain security on the Lithuanian-Belarusian border, the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board announced, on Thursday, according to the press office of the board, that it sent a police unit to Lithuania ahead of the NATO Summit scheduled for July 11-12.

On the website of the press office of the board, it was underscored that "The Estonian Police and Border Guard Board has sent a 14-member police unit to Lithuania. Its mission is to participate in ground patrols and drone surveillance on the Lithuanian-Belarusian border during the NATO Summit, which will take place in Vilnius on July 11-12." 

Moreover, the statement also noted that the Estonian mission in Lithuanian will last until July 13.

In turn, Egert Belitsev, the deputy director general for border management at the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board, said in the statement that it was important for Estonia to practice cooperation with both Lithuanian law enforcement as well as law enforcement of all allies.

Belitsev reaffirmed that Tallinn's decision was aimed at ensuring that the NATO Summit "takes place safely," adding that "the Lithuanian-Belarusian border is the external border of the European Union and NATO, which therefore affects Estonia's internal security."

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