Teritusriistadega

Teritusriistadega, also known as the "Terrorist Riistadega," is a significant historical event that occurred in Estonia during the 1990s. The term "riistadega" translates to "with weapons" in English, referring to the use of firearms by the perpetrators. The event is notable for its impact on Estonia's political and social landscape, as well as its international repercussions.

The Terrorist Riistadega refers to a series of violent attacks carried out by a group of individuals who targeted various public figures, including politicians, journalists, and businessmen. The attacks were characterized by their brutality and the use of firearms, which was unprecedented in Estonia at the time. The perpetrators were later identified as members of a right-wing extremist group, which had been active in the country for some time.

The attacks had a profound impact on Estonia, leading to increased security measures and a heightened sense of fear among the population. The event also sparked international concern, with Estonia seeking assistance from other countries to investigate and bring the perpetrators to justice. The case remains one of the most high-profile and controversial in Estonia's recent history, with ongoing debates about the role of extremism and the effectiveness of counter-terrorism measures.