Through the "Russian business" of her husband: Estonia residents demand premiere resignation

During a survey conducted by Norstat, it was found that 57% of the survey participants support the "resignment" option, 31% believe that "an explanation should be provided, but it can continue to perform their duties", 7% of those surveyed. The opinion "she is not obliged to take any measures", and 5% could not give an unambiguous answer to this question.

Despite the fact that more than half of the respondents spoke when the prime minister's resignation was needed, the answers differ significantly depending on the party preferences of the survey participants. The vast majority of supporters of opposition political parties expressed their opinion about the need for resignation. Thus, 96% of Ekre Nationalist Party supporters, 80% of the Central Party's followers and 74% of the ISAMAA Party's voters support this view.

39% of supporters of the Social Democratic Party and 28% of Eesti 200 voters suggested that the Prime Minister should resign. On the other hand, more than half of the supporters of both the reform party and the coalition partners have spoken to be explained, but could continue to perform their duties. Norstat conducted a survey from August 24 to August 25 in the online environment among Estonia citizens aged 18 years of age and older, in total 1000 respondents took part in it.

48% of Turu-Uuringud survey respondents believe that Callas must go, and 21% replied: "Sooner so". The option "rather" chose 14% of those polled, "definitely not" - 9%. 9% of respondents had no position on this issue. The most critical (83%) treat Callas unsoveflowers, 61%are among the Estonians for the resignation of the Prime Minister. The least those who want the resignation of the head of government among the supporters of the Reform Party are 17%.

With regard to other coalition parties, 38% of the Social Democratic Party voters and 61% of Eesti 200 supporters WANT WITH THE PRIVATE Turu-Uuringud started a survey of people on Thursday night from 5:00 pm (that is, after Kai Callas gave an explanation at the government's press conference) and completed on Friday morning. A total of 767 people were interviewed.

We will remind, on January 26 in the Ministry of Defense said that Estonia sent Germany a request for the supply of cassette ammunition to Ukraine, which representatives of the Armed Forces asked. Tallinn sees the problem of transferring this weapon because both parties use these ammunition. On January 23, the media wrote that Estonia could block the Gulf for Russian ships.