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Estonia Alleges Russian Arson Attack, Poland Issues Warning on Border Activity

Estonia accused Russia of an arson attack on a robotics company in August, stating the incident was part of a series of actions across Europe. Polish leaders have issued warnings regarding potential Russian activity near its border with Kaliningrad. These statements come amidst ongoing observation of Russian movements in the region.

09/30/2026 · Washington edition

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TALLINN, ESTONIA – Estonian officials accused Russia of an arson attack targeting a robotics company in August. They state this incident occurred within a broader pattern of actions in Europe.

Separately, Polish leaders have issued warnings regarding potential Russian actions. These warnings concern a possible major operation near Poland's border with Russia's Baltic exclave, Kaliningrad.

Malcolm Brabant reported these developments from the Polish border with Kaliningrad.

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