In preparation for the defense forces parade in Tallinn, significant traffic restrictions will be enforced around Freedom Square. The local government, following its orders, announced that from February 23 to 24, vehicle traffic will be suspended and parking will be limited on Freedom Square and adjacent streets. This is part of the city's efforts to manage the events surrounding the parade, which is a significant occasion for the Estonian defense forces.

Traffic will be closed from the morning of February 23 until the early afternoon of February 24, specifically from 07:00 to 11:00. Following the completion of the parade, cleanup operations are scheduled to take place on the afternoon of February 24, lasting from 13:30 to 19:00. The restrictions are aimed at ensuring both the safety of participants and the smooth conduct of the parade, which serves as an important display of national pride and military appreciation in Estonia.

This event is not only a military display but also reflects the broader context of national defense and security in Estonia, especially considering the heightened geopolitical tensions in the region. The parade allows citizens to honor the armed forces while also showcasing the readiness of the country’s military capabilities. The local government and defense officials are working together to ensure the event runs safely and smoothly, while also keeping the public informed of the traffic adjustments necessary for such an important occasion.