It is possible to rejoice over the result of the British referendum only in the company of the Kremlin, Marko Mihkelson, chairman of the Estonian parliament's national defense committee, said.
"Moscow's pleasure could be expected, because when the European Union — or the Western world more broadly — is feeling weaker, things are better for Russia, which is pressing for authoritarian imperiality," Mihkelson stated on Facebook. "Hence those in Estonia who are rejoicing over Brexit are doing it together with the Kremlin."
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