Russia is always a threat. But now they’re worried the U.S. won’t back them up.
TALINN, Estonia—The scene outside Alexander Nevsky Cathedral one evening earlier this month had all the hallmarks of a Russian plot: dark-clothed heavies chanting and dragging metal bats along the cobblestone streets as camouflaged Estonian troops with heavy weaponry guarded the nearby Parliament.
In reality, it was a training exercise by Estonia’s paramilitary defense force and the police— the kind of drill that has become a regular part of life in a tiny country that has grown increasingly unsettled about the bellicose behavior of its giant neighbor to the east. Read More
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