well it is academic now
http://www.tass.ru/eng/level2.html?NewsID=2371653&PageNum=0
seeing as nothing has changed
& nothing has been nor will have been confirmed
indefinitely
tho perhaps not forever

so russian eyes will continue to see a de jure eeru border based on the preexisting soviet
administrative boundary
while estonian eyes will continue to see the de facto eeru border based on a soviet
occupation that was never legally accepted

& happily at dubki
there is no difference in the alignment
i believe
no matter which way it is seen

so yes dubki forever
but not necessarily everything forever
since for the eeru sector that includes the eelvru tricountry point at least
& perhaps elsewhere on eeru too
for i dont know how extensive the changes have been
2 distinct positions remain possible

--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Evgeny Vinokurov" <evgeny@v...> wrote:
> Hello everybody,
> There was a question whether Dubki, the Russian enclave in Estonia,
> had not been dealt with by the recent Russian-Estonian border treaty.
> I checked with a couple of Estonian foreign policy people. The answer
> is yes: Dubki remains an enclave as it was.
> Evgeny