Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna reports that NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte assured him there are currently no indications of Russian forces massing for an attack on NATO borders. This assessment, shared with Tsahkna on Wednesday, suggests a lack of preparation for an immediate confrontation. The conversation addressed concerns regarding potential Russian aggression towards the alliance. Tsahkna, representing Eesti 200, relayed this information following his discussion with Secretary General Rutte. This reassurance comes amid ongoing tensions due to the war in Ukraine and increased scrutiny of Russian military movements. The statement aims to alleviate anxieties about an impending conflict between Russia and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.