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Prince William has visited Estonia in a show of support to British troops deployed on a NATO mission to deter Russian aggression.

The Prince of Wales was greeted by the Estonian President Alar Karis at the Kadriorg Administrative Building before he visited troops and a local school.

On facing Russian aggression, student Julija Raudkivi said Vladimir Putin is an "unpredictable person and that you never know what he is going to do next."

On Prince William visiting troops, Wing commander Rob Hall, the UK Defence Attaché to Estonia said the Prince "would understand some of the strains on families whilst service personnel are deployed overseas" and that it's important he see's the role of UK troops in Estonia.
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GV's of Prince William arriving at the Kadriorg Administrative Building and being greeted by President Karis.

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SOUNDBITE (English) Julija Raudkivi, student: "Vladimir Putin is unpredictable as well. He's not a sane person, probably, and you never know what he's going to do next. So while there's not like particular negative feelings towards Russian people overall, we're just not happy about the Putin's Russia."

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SOUNDBITE (English) Rob Hall, Wing commander, the UK Defence Attaché to Estonia: "He understands some of the strains on families whilst service people are deployed overseas. But he also understands the ethos under which we operate in the British armed forces. And it's really important for him to see that on the ground here in Estonia, for the critical role that we're doing for forward land forces on behalf of NATO."