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The Minister of Defence resigns, but confusion in the defence sector persists. A failed missile deal, incomplete inventory accounting and contradictory explanations call into question the leadership of the Ministry of Defence. Why haven't promises been enough to get things back on track? Today, on ETV's "Esimeses studiudio", Secretary General of the Ministry of Defence Kaimo Kuusk will give answers.

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The Minister of Defence resigns, but confusion in the defence sector persists. A failed missile deal, incomplete inventory accounting and contradictory explanations call into question the leadership of the Ministry of Defence. Why haven't promises been enough to get things back on track? Today, on ETV's "Esimeses studiudio", Secretary General of the Ministry of Defence Kaimo Kuusk will give answers.

·Tallinn, Estonia
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Do you remember the hit film “Here We Are?” Especially the part where Mrs. Coffee Grinder announces to the barnyard: “I’m not coming down from here, don’t even count on it!” In the Ministry of Defence, the Coffee Grinder is Secretary General Kaimo Kuusk. Or as BNS reports: Secretary General Kaimo Kuusk: I will not resign TALLINN, September 9, BNS – Secretary General of the Ministry of Defence Kaimo Kuusk commented on the rumors on the Estonian N…

On Tuesday evening, Secretary General of the Ministry of Defense Kaimo Kuusk said on ETV's "First Studio" that he believes it is reasonable for the new Minister of Defense to choose a new Secretary General.

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Secretary General of the Ministry of Defence Kaimo Kuusk commented on the ERR program "Esimene stuudio" (First Studio) on rumors that he could lose his position with the change of ministers. Kuusk stated that he will not resign, that the decision must be made by the Minister of Defence and the government.

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Eesti Rahvusringhääling broke the news in Tallinn, Estonia on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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