Estonia’s Frankenberg Technologies is betting that its AI guided, “good enough” Mark 1 mini missile, built cheap and in huge numbers, is the practical way to swat Russian drones out of NATO skies without going bankrupt.

Fred Durst had plenty to say about Russia and Putin in the past –and it appears to have come back to bite Limp Bizkit

BEIJING (Reuters) -Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna called on China to stop its economic support of Russia's war in Ukraine and urged Beijing to join European and U.S. efforts to pressure President Vladimir Putin into a ceasefire during a Tuesday interview.

A past of pro-Russian commentary has caught up with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst, causing a future show to get the axe by Estonian officials. And now fans expecting to catch the legendary nu metal act on May 31 will have to find something else to do, all because Durst couldn’t help but shill for Putin and his now ex-wife.

A recently announced Limp Bizkit show in Tallinn, Estonia has been canceled, reportedly due to frontman Fred Durst’s resurfaced comments praising Russian president Vladimir Putin. According to Estonia’s ERR news agency,

Limp Bizkit will not head to Estonia next year, with the band's show in the Baltic capital of Tallinn canceled after Fred Durst's old pro-Russia comments resurfaced online.

This week, Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs Margus Tsahkna (Eesti 200) is on an official visit to the People's Republic of China. On Tuesday, Tsahkna met with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi to discuss bilateral and multilateral relations,

A Limp Bizkit concert in Tallinn, Estonia, in 2026 has been cancelled due to historic pro-Russia comments made by Fred Durst amid the war with Ukraine.

TALLIN, Estonia — Estonia has temporarily closed access for its citizens to a road they normally use that passes through a stretch of Russian territory, after the interior minister reported on a group of Russian soldiers standing there, Estonia's public ...

With Europe imposing sanctions on Moscow, there has been a growing network of vessels sailing without a valid flag from Russia through European waters.

EADaily, November 14th, 2025. The concert of the cult American band Limp Bizkit in Tallinn, which was supposed to take place on May 31 next year, is canceled. This is reported by the organizer of the concert — the Baltic Live Agency company on its page in the social network.