Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal called for a lifelong ban on Russian soldiers from the Schengen area, arguing that former combatants pose a security risk to the EU after the war ends. The European Council tasked the European Commission with assessing implementation methods, with a proposal expected by June as Estonia seeks support from other member states to enforce the measure.
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Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal called for a lifelong ban on Russian soldiers from the Schengen area, arguing that former combatants pose a security risk to the EU after the war ends. The European Council tasked the European Commission with assessing implementation methods, with a proposal expected by June as Estonia seeks support from other member states to enforce the measure.