Estonian Interior Minister Igor Taro stated that Russia is responsible for 90% of the country's internal security problems, including factory arsons and supermarket refrigerator hacks. Taro called for the term "state terrorism" to replace "hybrid attacks" when describing Moscow's actions, asserting that Russia consistently targets European infrastructure below the threshold of direct warfare.

As primary evidence, Taro cited the arson of defense company Milrem Robotics, for which Moscow-recruited perpetrators were allegedly detained. However, the evidence for other incidents is reportedly weak. Regarding a series of cyberattacks on Estonian store refrigerators, Taro admitted there is currently no evidence but still attributed blame to Russia, urging Europe to prepare for further threats.