Estonian prime minister refuses to tone down rhetoric on Russia despite U.S. requests: ‘Putin is a dictator who kills women and children’
7 placedFactual rigor 52/100
The Story
Pentagon officials have urged several NATO allies, including the Baltic states, to tone down their public rhetoric about the threat posed by Russia, arguing that some statements by European leaders and official have undermined the continent’s security, according to Lithuanian public media LRT, citing a Reuters report.
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The coverage 10 sources
- LeftHuffPostHuffPost (opens the publisher’s site)
- Center-LeftMeduzaMeduza (opens the publisher’s site)
- CenterLSM.lvLSM.lv (opens the publisher’s site)
- CenterStars and StripesStars and Stripes (opens the publisher’s site)
- CenterYle NewsYle News (opens the publisher’s site)
- CenterERR NewsERR News (opens the publisher’s site)
- CenterKyiv PostKyiv Post (opens the publisher’s site)
- Far RightRT (Russia Today)RT (Russia Today) (opens the publisher’s site)
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Not measuredEU TodayEU Today (opens the publisher’s site)- Not measuredThe Japan TimesThe Japan Times (opens the publisher’s site)
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