Latvia's foreign minister warns of Russian sabotage acts on Europe
Summary
Latvia’s foreign minister spoke about concerns over possible Russian sabotage activities targeting Europe. Latvia, which was once occupied by the Soviet Union, is now part of NATO, a group of countries working together to protect against threats like Russia.Key Facts
- Latvia was occupied by the Soviet Union for about 50 years.
- Latvia is a member of NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
- NATO is an alliance formed to defend member countries from outside threats.
- Latvia shares a border with Russia.
- The Latvian foreign minister warned about Russian sabotage in Europe.
- The interview took place after a week of active diplomatic discussions.
- Many European countries that were once under Soviet control remain concerned about Russian actions.
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