Estonia’s Parliament on Monday called for the creation of a no-fly zone in Ukraine as Russia’s attacks continue throughout the country, becoming the first NATO member state to do so. “The Riigikogu (Parliament) asks the U.N. member states to take immediate steps to establish a no-fly zone in order to prevent massive civilian casualties in Ukraine,” the Parliament said, adding that it “expresses its support to the defenders and the people of the state of Ukraine in their fight against the Russian Federation that has launched a criminal war.” U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, when asked about whether a no-fly zone should be implemented, told reporters that it is “a matter that as you know has been analyzed by a number of countries that considered that possibility as a risk of escalation that could create a global conflict.” But Guterres said that “we need to be prudent … even if I understand the …