Estonia's parliament on Wednesday approved a bill meant to strengthen its maritime security by allowing the country's military to use force on any ship attacking vital naval sites or infrastructure.

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The Estonian military may be granted the right to use force to strengthen maritime security, including the right to sink civilian ...