https://www.eesti.ca/eesti-vabariigi-president-toomas-hendrik-ilves-andis-oma-teise-ametivande/article33702 This is an Eesti.ca / Estonian World Review (EWR Online) repost of a short news item dated 10 Oct 2011 about President Toomas Hendrik Ilves taking his second oath of office before the Riigikogu (Estonia’s parliament). It includes a photo of Ilves at the ceremony and reproduces the oath text (a formal pledge to uphold the constitution and serve the Estonian people), plus brief context about the five-year presidential term and the fact the same person cannot be elected three times in a row. The item credits Postimees.ee as the editorial source. Why it matters to her story: it’s not directly about Galojan, but it’s useful as context for understanding why Ilves is such a high-stakes figure in the wider narrative around EEL and the political class. Because your feature discusses attempts (reported elsewhere) to call him as a witness and the sensitivity around involving the presidency, a clean, date-stamped artefact like this helps anchor who he was and what institutional role he held at the time—the “protected zone” dynamic only makes sense if readers grasp the stature and symbolism attached to the office.