Bullet-like holes found on facade of Estonia's 'Super Ministry' building, investigation launched
On Monday, September 7, Estonian police were notified of several bullet-like holes on the facade of a ministry building in Tallinn. An investigation has been opened to determine their cause.
On Monday, September 7, police in Estonia received a report that several holes resembling bullet marks had been found at different heights on the facade of a government ministry building on Suur-Ameerika Street, commonly referred to as the 'Super Ministry.'
Police and rescue workers arrived at the scene, and forensic specialists collected samples from the site, the Northern Prefecture reported.
Investigation underway
Authorities are actively working to determine how the damage occurred. Police are also reviewing surveillance camera footage in an effort to identify who may have been responsible.
No official conclusion has yet been announced on whether the marks were in fact caused by gunfire, as the investigation continues.
