“Only 10% of Russian citizens travel abroad, they are from Moscow and St. Petersburg”

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Estonian authorities have said that Russian tourists in the country pose a real threat to its security.

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas spoke with these words in an interview with the British television channel Sky News.

She admitted that only 10% of Russians regularly travel abroad, mainly from large cities. But, in her opinion, it is these people who determine the policy of the Russian authorities.

«Only 10% of Russian citizens travel abroad. They are from Moscow and St. Petersburg. But these people influence the decisions of the Kremlin», — says Kallas.

The politician reiterated a recent statement that visiting Europe is a privilege to which Russians should not be allowed. Only then are they “in their own skin” they will experience limitations and influence their government.

Now, Kallas is sure, Estonia is “suffering”; due to the flow of Russian tourists: “The problem is that we cannot check all the tourists who come to us, but we see that they pose a security risk”

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