The article discusses the emergence of a separatist narrative in Narva, Estonia, where social media is promoting the idea of a 'People's Republic of Narva'. This campaign is seen as part of a broader Russian propaganda effort aimed at destabilizing Estonia's Russian-speaking population. Military experts warn of potential escalation involving NATO forces, particularly Germany's Battletank Brigade stationed in Lithuania. The situation is complicated by historical tensions and the portrayal of Russian-speaking minorities as victims by Kremlin-aligned media. Estonia's intelligence service views this as a coordinated campaign to provoke societal confusion and weaken cohesion.