Sarunas fragments no Igaunijas prezidenta sarunas ar BBC žurnālistu.

“Speaking Russian, he said firmly, would mean accepting 50 years of Soviet brutalisation because most Russian-speakers settled in Estonia only after it was occupied by the USSR towards the end of World War II.

And when I pressed him, saying surely it would only mean being able to communicate with a large number of his fellow countrymen in their own language, he replied - as heads of state have every right to do: “This is a real dead end, I don’t want to discuss it.”

Ziņas avots: BBC