NATO member states should not be afraid to send their military to Ukraine. This will not drag the Alliance into a war with the Russian Federation, Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas says in a commentary to Financial Times. According to Kallas, some countries are already training soldiers on the ground. The training takes place at their own risk. At the same time, an attack by Russian terrorists on training personnel would not automatically trigger NATO’s Article 5. Prime Minister states that she can’t imagine a scenario where, if someone is injured there, those who sent their people would inv…