"There is no sense speaking about an attempt to revise results of World War Two by a number of Estonian politicians or statesmen. The revision has already taken place," expert in regional development in the post-Soviet territory Sergey Artemenko announced. As a REGNUM correspondent reports, commenting on recent developments in Estonia, Artemenko noted that "there are a lot of tragic and uneasy things in the history of World War Two, but instead of leaving to historians to examine the situation, Estonian politicians are stubbornly involving the events of 1940s in politics." "I do not think several events were occasional: start of investigation of activity of Red Army soldiers and fighter battalions by the Estonian Security Police, large-scale celebration of the battle in Sinimae with congratulations to SS soldiers from the defense minister and attempts to dismantle the monument to anti-Fascists in Tartu District," the expert noted. According to him, "all those defiant manifestations from the Estonian side are aimed at provoking Russia for a loud reaction in order to have an opportunity to complain within several months more and speak about ‘cyber attacks’ from Russia, driving out money from NATO and the European Union to support their own economy." "It is a king of a baby in a sand-box provocation," Artemenko believes. According to the expert, there can be only one reaction from Russia - attracting public attention worldwide to the "attempts to glorify those, who, in words of Estonian Defense Minister Jaak Aaviksoo, were ‘fighting for independence’ in Sinimae, while their brothers in arms were killing Jews at Klooga concentration camp by Tallinn." "Aaviksoo forgets that thanks to the ‘heroic’ resistance of Estonians from the 20th SS Division, other SS units managed to kill thousands Jews not only in Klooga, but in other concentration camps as well," Artemenko added. As REGNUM reported earlier, on July 30, the Russian Ministry for Foreign Affairs expressed protest regarding a congress of the SS veteran. The Russian foreign ministry harshly criticized Estonian authorities for their supporting and glorifying the "Nazi orgy."