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Latvia’s response to Belarus migrant influx

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In corsoProssima verifica il 1 ott: Operation VILKATIS continues to address illegal migration in Latvia’s eastern border area.

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Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs says Russia is escalating a state-orchestrated migrant influx from Belarus as hybrid warfare. Latvia has fired warning shots, used tear gas, prevented thousands of crossings and doubled border guards; the report does not say the influx or border pressure has ceased.

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    111 Crossings in a Day: Latvia Says Putin Is Waging Hybrid War on Its Eastern Flank

    Prime Minister Kulbergs links the surge at the Belarus border to Russia's battlefield losses in Ukraine as Latvia fires its first warning shot and reaches for tear gas.

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    • Whether the crossings are centrally directed from Moscow or Minsk, as Latvia alleges, or driven by other dynamics, as Russia and Belarus deny.
    • Whether NATO allies will treat the warning shot as a trigger for reinforced collective defense on the eastern flank, or as a national policing matter for Riga.
    • How the October Latvian parliamentary election reshapes the political coalition behind the current border posture.

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  • Andris KulbergsPrime Minister of Latvia since 20261 servizio
  • Edgars RinkēvičsPresident of Latvia since 2023 (born 1973)1 servizio
  • Vladimir PutinPresident of the Russian Federation1 servizio

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  • BelarusBelarus1 servizio
  • Belarus–Lithuania borderBelarus–Lithuania border1 servizio
  • LatviaLatvia1 servizio
  • RussiaRussia1 servizio
  • UkraineUkraine1 servizio

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