Estonian Experts Analyze KAPO Report on Intelligence Activities In a discussion broadcast on Kuku Radio’s “Central Hour” program, journalists Priit Hõbemägi, Ainar Ruussaar, and Marek Strandberg examined the findings of the Estonian Police and Border Guard’s (KAPO) annual report. The broadcast, titled “Central Hour,” addressed key concerns surrounding national security. The report’s primary focus centered on the operations of Russian intelligence services within Estonia, alongside an analysis of the expanding influence of China. A significant portion of the discussion also involved the activities of the Estonian Christian Orthodox Church, which the report identifies as subordinate to the Russian Orthodox Church. Ainar Ruussaar, Priit Hõbemägi, and Marek Strandberg engaged in a detailed review of the report’s findings, exploring the implications of these developments for Estonia’s security landscape. The “Central Hour” segment aimed to provide listeners with a comprehensive overview of the report’s key observations. The discussion, hosted within the “Central Hour” program, highlighted the ongoing efforts of KAPO in monitoring and addressing potential threats. Marek Strandberg contributed to the analysis, offering insights into the report’s strategic importance. The broadcast represents a significant contribution to public understanding of Estonia’s security challenges. Topics: #strandberg #central #hour Post navigation Jüri Toomepuu ⟩ It is suspected that someone has hijacked my identity – how is it really? (1) UNEXPECTED MISADMES⟩ The letter from the author and model to Putin spreads like wildfire