LIVE UPDATES: Slovak Gov't May Decide on Transfer of MiG-29 Fighters to Ukraine on Wednesday

The two minesweepers will be provided starting 2025, while Ukrainian crews will start their training in the second half of this year. Ukraine will also receive drone-detecting radars and bridge and ferrying systems that enable rapid bridge building.

"I am convinced, like many experts in constitutional law, that the government has the competence to make a decision [on fighters]. I have also promised debates with members of parliament, and I will keep my promise. I assume that the government will make the decision. No time frame has been set yet, but I do not exclude that it will be decided on Wednesday. It will become clear after the evening debate with lawmakers," Nad told reporters.

Ollongren has been on a visit to Ukraine, where she had a meeting with Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov.

The preliminary investigation identified the car's owner as Ivan Tkach, who runs a local transport company. Rogov said the Ukrainian government had labeled the businessman as a traitor for "collaborating with Russia."

The lower house of the Russian parliament, the State Duma, on Tuesday adopted in the third reading a bill amending criminal liability and providing for the punishment of up to 15 years in prison and fines of up to 5 million rubles ($66,392) for discrediting participants in the country's special op in Ukraine and spreading fakes about them.

Estonia's Reform Party, led by Kallas, which won the elections to the Estonian parliament, continues talks on the formation of a new ruling coalition with the Social Democratic Party and the Estonia 200 Party. On Monday, at the coalition talks, the parties discussed foreign policy issues. According to Kallas, the partners in the coalition being created have no particular disagreements regarding foreign policy.

"Issues related to Ukraine were discussed in detail. First, Estonia supports Ukraine's accession to the EU and NATO, second, Estonia wants to play an active role in the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine; Estonia will continue to support Ukraine at all levels, especially at the political level and as long as it is necessary," Kallas told reporters, summing up a regular meeting of coalition partners.