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Estonia has provided about 10 times more military aid per capita to Ukraine than Germany, according to Foreign Minister Urmas Reinsalu.
On January 14, 1944, the Soviet Red Army launched an offensive with 1.2 million troops and 1,500 tanks against German forces in the Baltic States.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a military operation in eastern Ukraine shortly after recognizing the independence of two regions controlled by Kiev.
Twenty years after joining the European Union, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia still feel threatened by Russia's actions in Ukraine.
1.2 million Soviet troops and 1,500 tanks launched an offensive in January 1944, overwhelming German forces in the Baltic States.
Germany's military aid to Ukraine is hindered by its own equipment shortages, as the German army requires much of its available resources for NATO commitments.
In December 1999, John Beyrle meets Vladimir Putin, who interrupts a discussion about Chechen fighters by calling Georgian President Shevardnadze a fool.
By May 2017, 4,000 NATO personnel will be permanently stationed in the Baltics, marking the largest troop buildup since the Cold War.
Operation Lightning Strike mobilized 2,500 soldiers and 500 police in Lithuania to simulate a response to hybrid warfare tactics similar to those used in Ukraine.
General Sir Richard Sheriff states that there will be no peace in Europe while Vladimir Putin remains in the Kremlin, as he aims to eliminate Ukraine.
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin states that Russia is a lesser power this week than it was the previous week due to global economic and political pressure.
