The Harju County Court sentenced 35-year-old Maksim Lõssov to three years in prison for handling a significant amount of narcotics, specifically cannabis. The court found that Lõssov obtained six kilograms of cannabis at the beginning of 2025 and subsequently distributed it to unidentified individuals during the investigation. This case highlights ongoing issues related to drug trafficking and regulation within Estonia and the legal system's response to such crimes.

The conviction of Lõssov is part of a broader concern regarding drug-related offenses in Estonia, where authorities continue to combat the illegal drug trade. The handling and distribution of narcotics not only pose risks to public health but also contribute to organized crime. As Estonia reevaluates its approach to drug legislation, this case may serve as a critical example of the legal consequences that offenders face.

Moreover, the sentencing reflects the seriousness with which the Estonian judiciary treats drug crimes, positioning the sentence as a deterrent for potential offenders. With increasing scrutiny on drug-related activities, it remains to be seen how this case will influence future policies and public perceptions regarding drug use and trafficking in Estonia.