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Latvian PM calls Russian provocations 'war against the West'
Andris Kulbergs describes hybrid threats including disinformation, cyberattacks, and migration as coordinated Russian campaign against NATO and the EU.
What to know
- Latvian PM Andris Kulbergs frames Russian hybrid warfare—disinformation, cyberattacks, drone incursions, and organized migration—as a coordinated 'war against the West, the EU, and NATO.'
- Russia is using Belarus to organize migration crises toward EU borders and has escalated cyberattacks, election interference, and drone incursions since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
- Kulbergs argues Russian provocations have paradoxically strengthened NATO unity, bringing Sweden and Finland into the alliance despite Moscow's apparent intent to destabilize the West.
“We also see cyberattacks happening. We see potential disruptions of public aspects, as we've seen in many countries — attacking elections, trying to disrupt the mindset of the people”
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