Life in the EU’s most Russian city
By SBS News
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Residents of Estonia’s border city of Narva are divided over warnings about a possible Russian incursion. The Baltic country is strengthening its border defences amid growing security concerns, but not everyone is convinced that “Narva is next” on Russia’s hit list. SBS Chief Political Correspondent Ben Lewis travelled there to understand how life has changed in a city caught between Russia and the West. For more: https://bit.ly/4saaeQc
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