Zelensky will not visit Tallinn till November – Estonian Foreign Ministry
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An official visit by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky to Estonia previously scheduled for October will not take place until November.
The Estonian Public Broadcasting ERR reported this with reference to the Estonian Foreign Ministry.

“Zelensky’s visit will not take place in October,” the Estonian Foreign Ministry confirmed.

The Ukrainian president may come to Estonia in November, but the exact dates have not yet been determined.

Zelensky announced his intention to visit Tallinn in October following a meeting with Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid in Kyiv in September. During the visit, he will be able to learn from Estonia’s experience in modernizing governance, digitalization and cybersecurity.