Tsahkna: Estonia is ready to share its extensive experience in  combating hybrid threats 

ArmInfo.Estonia has extensive experience in combating hybrid threats, which it is ready to share with Armenia, as stated by Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsakhna at a joint press conference with his Armenian counterpart, Ararat Mirzoyan, in Yerevan.

Tsakhna stated that Estonia has been facing similar threats since  2007, while acknowledging that they come not only from Russia but  also from North Korea. "We are ready to share our experience with  Armenia, and we are already doing so. We also have much to learn from  you. You have elections coming up, and it is crucial that these  elections be democratic and transparent. We see that many forces  around Armenia, including Russia and others, are not happy with the  opportunity for the people to freely express their will," the  Estonian Foreign Minister said. He added that success can only be  achieved with political will, and this will exists.

Recall, Radio Liberty had reported that they had a letter from  Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan to Brussels at their  disposal, in which he "requested the dispatch of a rapid response  team to Yerevan to counter Kremlin disinformation and Russian  interference in the parliamentary elections in Armenia." In this  regard, it was recalled that the EU sent a similar team of  approximately 20 people to Chisinau during last year's parliamentary  elections "to help Moldovan authorities identify and counter  disinformation emanating from Russia on social media." It should be  added that the EU's top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, previously announced  the allocation of 15 million EUR to Armenia to "counter Russian  propaganda."