TALLINN -- Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas continues to emphasize the need to hold the current Russian leadership accountable for the invasion of Ukraine. Her conviction is rooted in her personal experience growing up under the control of the Soviet Union, as the northernmost Baltic state had been in the USSR.
"I was born under the occupation," said Kallas, who was born in 1977, during the exclusive interview with The Yomiuri Shimbun on Tuesday in Tallinn.
"It is very important that we push for this special international tribunal for crimes of aggression," she said.
