Prince William Visits Estonia to Strengthen NATO Ties and Support Troops

The Prince of Wales meets Estonian President Alar Karis and engages with troops, Ukrainian refugees, and renewable energy innovators during a two-day visit.

Prince William has begun a two-day visit to Estonia, focusing on NATO cooperation and the UK's commitment to regional security against Russian aggression.
He met with Estonian President Alar Karis in Tallinn to discuss security concerns and NATO's role in deterring threats in the Baltic region.
The Prince will visit Tapa Army Base, home to the UK's largest permanent overseas deployment, to meet British and Estonian troops and learn about NATO operations.
As part of his visit, he will engage with Ukrainian refugees and educators at a Tallinn school established to support those displaced by the war in Ukraine.
Prince William is also exploring Estonia's renewable energy initiatives, aligning with his environmental advocacy through the Earthshot Prize.