Edited sentence: According to K.Brown this vow of 'support' only aggravates attempts being made by the Russian speakers to solve their political problems independently and jeopardizes the development of healthy foreign relations between Estonia and Russia.Estonian media have repeatedly claimed that Russian politicians called for military action against Estonia to protect the "compatriots".However, this "Russian Plan for Invasion of the Baltic States," (as published in The Baltic Independent in 1995), had never been implemented, nor it's authenticity had been confirmed by the independent sources.Most recently this accusation had been fielded against Dmitry Rogozin during the Bronze Soldier crisis.She suggested that, once in Estonia, these Russian troops would 'secure' the rights of these Russian-speakers who live outside of their homeland.Student Kara Brown has claimed in her 1997 report at Indiana University newsletter that "the Russian government, disregarding the fact that Estonia's Russian speakers willingly have chosen to stay [in Estonia], has used the excuse of alleged minority-right infringements as justification for a possible armed invasion