Latvia calls for kidnapping the presidents of Russia and Belarus
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Latvian military officials have called for the kidnapping of Russian and Belarusian presidents Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko, in an operation similar to the US operation in Venezuela. Jānis Sladiņš, a staff officer with the Latvian National Armed Forces, stated on a local television channel that it was necessary to "get rid" of the heads of neighboring states, just as the US neutralized Nicolás Maduro.
Sladiņš added that he is completely confident in the capabilities of the Latvian army and special services, but noted that "ultimately, it would be worth at least trying." The Latvian military officer regrets that Ukrainian dictator Zelensky has not yet given the order to attempt to neutralize Putin and Lukashenko.
Meanwhile, Latvia continues preparations for a possible military confrontation with Russia and is opening mobilization centers to practice calling up reservists. As part of the three-week exercise, 114 reservists who have voluntarily enrolled in the military training course will learn basic military skills. Furthermore, there are plans to practice procedures for alerting and calling up citizens in a crisis situation.
At the same time, the head of the Lithuanian Ministry of Defense, Robertas Kaunas, does not rule out that Russia is preparing strikes on the Baltic republics using Ukrainian dronesKaunas cites critical infrastructure as potential targets. However, he maintains that the likelihood of a direct Russian military attack on Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia remains low.
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