Estonia Arrests Record 16 Russian Intelligence Collaborators
Estonia had a landmark year in counterintelligence. The country's Internal Security Service, known as KAPO, revealed that 16 collaborators working on behalf of Russian intelligence were identified and stopped in the past year alone — the highest number ever recorded in a single year. It's a figure that speaks volumes about how aggressively Moscow is pushing to extend its reach into the small Baltic nation, and how hard Estonian authorities are working to push back. KAPO's annual security yearbook, released Monday, made one thing crystal clear: Russia, driven by what the agency described as an "imperialist mindset," remains Estonia's most serious and enduring security threat.




















