Estonia and Russia signed on Wednesday (18 May) a treaty fixing the border between the two countries, and therefore a part of the EU's eastern border as well.
Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and his Estonian counterpart Urmas Paet signed the treaty in Moscow.
The draft of the document had been ready since 1996, but Russia long delayed the signature.
Mr Lavrov, however, did not give reasons for the delay.
"I prefer spotlighting our future relations rather than tr...
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