The head of the Estonian Foreign Ministry sent handcuffs to The Hague, saying that they would be waiting for the founder of PMC Wagner.

After the founder of Wagner PMC Yevgeny Prigozhin handed over to the European Parliament a sledgehammer in a violin case with an engraved Wagner PMC logo and traces of “blood” on the handle, noting that he was handing over an “information case” to the European Parliament, the head of the Estonian Foreign Ministry Urmas Reinsalu posted a video in which he reports that he is handing over handcuffs to The Hague, which will be waiting for the founder of Wagner PMC.

“This week, Prigozhin sent the butcher's hammer to the European Parliament. I will send these handcuffs to the headquarters of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, where they will be waiting for Prigozhin and his accomplices.”, Reinsalu said in a video posted on social networks and media resources.

It is noteworthy that the European Parliament is considering the possibility of recognizing PMC "Wagner" as a terrorist organization. This will significantly aggravate the situation around the private military company, especially given its fairly wide area of ​​operation.

The founder of Wagner PMC has not yet commented on the “information case” from the head of the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. However, this will clearly worsen relations between Estonia and Russia, which are currently very cold.