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an Estonian media reported after allegedly having access to the facility.Although the presence of a NATO contingent in Estonia, a Baltic country on Russia's northwest border, was never a secret, the presence of US troops in an alleged secret base was apparently well-kept confidential information.However, the "secret" of the site was uncovered by Estonian broadcaster ERR after one of its journalists simply analyzed the US Department of Defense's public records.The network involuntarily denounced the "secrecy" of the site, asAfter half a year of investigation, ERR journalists were able to enter the territory of this base, which supposedly accommodates a rotating US Special Forces regiment.The base wasafter relations between neighboring Russia and the West began their downward spiral, according to US Army Colonel Kevin Stringer, quoted by the network.This is not the first time that "secret" American bases have been accidentally revealed to the public and their potential opponents by mere chance or lack of supervision.In November 2017, a popular mobile fitness app called Strava published the map indicating the location of its most active users. To the surprise of many, some of the largest concentrations were not located in cities or sports centers, but in the middle of nowhere.Since some of these clusters coincided with locations where there were US-based military bases, various media suggested that the app was being used by soldiers in their training sessions. Thus, many of the un-allocated concentrations could also belong to secret US bases.