Russia-related emblems prohibited in Estonia on May 9th
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Get ready, Estonians! The Police and Border Guard Department's got some strict rules for you this May 9th. They've put a ban on all things Russian and public gatherings from May 8 to 10. You can catch this tidbit in ERR's write-up.
These restrictions aren't just for Tallinn folks, but for the whole country too. Yep, that means you, living in the sticks. The police are gonna be working overtime during these days, so best keep your nose clean.
If you're caught flouting the ban, you're looking at a hefty fine of €2.4 thousand or a trip to the slammer. And it's not just you – if someone helps organize or encourages these marches, they're on the hook as well.
So, tone it down this weekend, folks. The country's got more important things to worry about than your quirky pro-Russia displays.
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- The Estonian Police and Border Guard Department has prohibited all Russian-related activities and public gatherings throughout the country from May 8 to 10, as stated in ERR's general-news article.
- Guard members will be on high alert during these days, as the police are working overtime to ensure accountability for anyone violating the ban, including those encouraging or organizing these rallies, which could lead to a fine of €2.4 thousand or imprisonment.
- Given the current political tensions, it's essential to prioritize the country's stability and avoid any pro-Russia displays this weekend, as they may create unnecessary disturbances that Estonia would rather avoid.
