Kallas reported a death threat she said she had received on Thursday, which the PPA is still investigating.

Kaido Saarniit, head of the Central Tallinn PPA district, told daily Postimees that Kallas had indeed filed a police report regarding the threat, but that her life was not in any danger at present.

"What I can confirm is that according to the information available to us, Kaja Kallas' life is not in danger," Saarniit told the daily.

"I would also like to emphasize, however, that the police takes threat reports seriously and we should always be informed of such incidents," he added.

When the circumstances of the incident have been determined,a decision will be taken whether to initiate criminal proceedings, BNS reports.

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