Meanwhile, Russia has massed 100,000 troops for a summer offensive targeting Ukraine's eastern Donetsk Oblast.

Estonia, Poland, and others abandon the Ottawa Treaty amid Russia’s war. What this means for defense strategy—and the future ...

Estonian rocket artillery fired precision strikes from Saaremaa island in a bold first exercise, triggering threats from Moscow.

Years of joint training with U.S. soldiers on a highly sought-after precision strike weapon came to the crowning achievement ...

Estonia has launched its first HIMARS rocket test, showing the country’s growing military strength and ability to hit targets near the Russian border. The test took place on 11 July on Saaremaa Island ...

"Undoubtedly, the Baltic has now become a region of considerable tension due to the rather aggressive policies of European coastal states," Peskov stated when asked whether the Kremlin views Estonia’s ...

"The Baltic region is tense due to the aggressive policies of European coastal states," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov ...

The voices of tens of thousands of choir singers rang out in the rain in Estonia this weekend, and a huge crowd of spectators erupted in applause, unfazed by the gloomy weather.

Startup founder and investor Sten Tamkivi views defense as an all-of-society effort that includes civilian and military ...

He wished me well and parted with an old (and I mean very old; it first appeared in literature in 1386 in "Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales") proverb: “He who sups with the Devil should have a long spoon.” ...

Poland and the Baltic states also withdrew from the Ottawa Convention despite pleas from some leaders to maintain decorum in ...

Fears have revived that Russia will move on other near neighbours. Here’s how those nations preparing for the worst.