EU Demands Russia Return Removed Estonian Border Buoys

Russia's removal of navigation buoys from the Narva River has escalated tensions between the two nations, drawing condemnation from the EU and NATO.

Russian border guards removed 24 out of 50 buoys placed by Estonia on the Narva River.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell called the action 'unacceptable' and part of a broader pattern of provocative behavior.
Estonia has summoned Russia's chargé d'affaires to demand the immediate return of the buoys.
The incident follows a brief proposal by Russia to revise its maritime borders in the Baltic Sea, which was later deleted.
Estonia maintains a calm and clear response, engaging with allies to address the situation.