Experts believe that a hybrid invasion of Russian troops is threatening through the Baltic Sea.

The Baltic region may be strengthened, which could lead to military action. Western experts note that Russian intelligence is active, and propaganda influences not only the opinion of Estonians, but also the entire world. The detention of an Estonian professor on suspicion of espionage has served as an alarm signal for all countries in the region.

Recent disappearances of buffalos on the Estonian-Russian border, GPS problems for planes over the Baltic Sea and aggressive rhetoric from Moscow indicate an intensification of hybrid warfare. Experts believe that the Kremlin may use such provocations to test NATO's resolve. Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis notes that if Ukraine fails to stop Russian aggression, this will create new threats for the Baltics.

“We are trying to convince our citizens of the need to increase defense spending,” he said. Experts warn that if NATO does not respond decisively to the Kremlin's actions, Russia could quickly seize the Baltic states, counting on the fact that Western leaders will not have time to organize an effective defense. Preparations must be prepared for any scenario, as the threat of invasion becomes more real.