🔥"Putler is a war criminal." This is how Putin was congratulated on May 9 by his neighbors from Estonia.
The banner appeared on the wall of a museum in Narva, facing the Russian Ivangorod, where a stage for a patriotic concert was built. Narva is separated from Russia only by a river, which can be crossed via the Friendship Bridge.
There are a lot of russian speaking estonians in general, not just in the east. Tallinn has quite a big population for example (Tallinn has basically 30% of the population of the whole country).
Funny how in 1934 people from foreign backgrounds composed 12% of the population and they were pretty evenly split between neighbouring countryies, and yet somehow when soviet union fell the population was composed of 40% russians… Also funny how the soviet union managed the immigration along its member states minutely and what languages and cultures were allowed…
I think you have a point here, but you are assuming way too much from your readers. I personally would appreciate a fuller explanation of what you’re trying to say.