Threats made to schools of Tallinn

Threats made to schools of Tallinn

10.11.2025. Tallinn Threats made against Tallinn schools on social media are believed to be part of an information operation aimed at sowing confusion and creating fear. Nearly a dozen schools in Tallinn received letters threatening them with violence on Sunday. Press conference with ISS director Harrys Puusepp, the PPA's Northern Prefect Ats Kübarsepp, behaviour expert at the Estonian Police and Border Guard Pärtel Preinvalts. Photo: Tairo Lutter, Postimees

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