Estonia's foreign minister says "All countries in Europe have to be disturbed" by Russia's actions in Crimea

Russia's actions in Crimea are causing a lot of concern in Estonia. Estonia's Foreign Minister, Urmas Paet, tells Carol his fears about Russian expansion and that his country has vowed to make sovereignty and security a top priority.

Mr Paet says the security situation for all of Europe has changed significantly since Russia's intervention into Crimea, but Estonia feels secure because it is a part of NATO.

You can hear more of Mr Paet's views about Russia and Vladimir Putin by selecting the 'Listen' link above.