Tallinn

The government in Tallinn said it had no intention of supporting the Moscow parade and had stressed to EU colleagues that taking part in Russian "propaganda events should be ruled out".

The war in Ukraine has shown how fast the technology of combat is changing and on Thursday the prince saw a hydrogen-powered drone, on a visit to designers in Estonia's capital Tallinn.

Tallinn also just announced it will spend 5% of GDP on defence from next year.

The visit begins on Thursday morning with a meeting with Estonia's President, Alar Karis, in Tallinn, followed by a visit to a school teaching refugees from the war in Ukraine.

A minute's silence was held before the ISU Figure Skating Championships in Tallinn, Estonia on Thursday as a mark of respect for those involved in the crash.