Vahur Lauri is a TV journalist for Estonian Public Broadcast, specializing in local news coverage in Tallinn, Estonia. His articles focus on a range of topics including transportation, defense, environmental conservation, and expert analysis on regional security issues.
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Minister of Defense Hanno Pevkur (Reform) said it is possible to partially meet the wishes of the head of the defense forces and buying cheaper ammunition from Ukraine has been discussed.
By: Vahur Lauri
Minister of Defense Hanno Pevkur (Reform) said the government will discuss allocating extra money to defense this week and it is possible to partially meet the wishes of the head of the defense forces. One option is to buy cheaper ammunition from Ukraine.
Estonian defense industry companies are waiting for the government to reduce red tape around international collaborations with international countries. Minister of Defense Hanno Pevkur (Reform) hopes the law can be amended in October.
This week, many people noticed that the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) was auctioning off luxury gold coins and jewelry online. "Aktuaalne kaamera: Nädal" looked into why and what is being sold.
Polish and Estonian artillery battalions, who use the South Korean-made K9 Thunder (Kõu) self-propelled howitzers, have carried out their first joint combat training exercises at the Estonian Defense Forces' (EDF) central training area in Harju County.
By: Vahur Lauri
The Russian Armed Forces are currently unable to make major breakthroughs unless Ukrainian units collapse, said Colonel Eero Rebo, chief of staff of the Estonian Defense League (Kaitseliit).
By: Vahur Lauri
Members of the Social Democratic Party (SDE) have initiated a draft bill in the Riigikogu that would enable local governments to fine owners of dangerous dogs preemptively, rather than only after a dog attack has occurred, "Aktuaalne kaamera" reported.
By: Vahur Lauri
The nuclear threat has overshadowed Russia's hybrid attacks, which began after the annexation of Crimea and are becoming increasingly brazen, security experts say. The West has started to acknowledge the danger but still does not treat individual incidents as parts of the same anti-Western hybrid war.
By: Vahur Lauri
Wind farms reduce Estonia's defense capability as they can shorten the early warning time, make it harder to acquire intelligence data and use weapon systems, say high-ranking commanders.
By: Vahur Lauri
Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur (Reform) expressed surprise at claims made by senior members of the Defense Forces (EDF) and Navy that wind farms and solar parks undermine the early warning and intelligence capabilities.
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