This morning, two special flights organized by the Estonian Foreign Ministry landed in Tallinn, and one in Riga, aimed at repatriating Estonian citizens and their legally residing family members. The ministry is actively coordinating these flights to enhance the safety and well-being of its citizens abroad, particularly in regions affected by crises.

In total, the Foreign Ministry has arranged for four additional special flights, with two scheduled for today and another two for tomorrow. These efforts highlight Estonia's proactive approach to ensuring the welfare of its citizens during challenging international situations. The flights are part of an ongoing commitment by the Estonian government to support its nationals overseas.

The decision to organize these flights follows growing concerns about the safety and accessibility of travel for Estonians living abroad amid global unrest. The government encourages citizens in need to take advantage of these repatriation opportunities, showcasing a firm commitment to safeguarding their rights and providing necessary support during emergencies.