Russians removed over 20 buoys installed by Estonian border guards to mark the fairway in Estonian waters on the night of May 23, according to the head of the Border Guard Bureau of the Ida-Viru County, Eerik Purgel. According to him, Estonia and Russia usually install buoys in the Narva River each spring to mark the fairway. This is because the riverbed changes over time, so the fairway markings are reviewed each spring. Purgel said that until 2022, this process was carried out by mutual agreement, but since last year, Russia has not agreed with Estonian positions regarding the placement of b…