@LIAALatvija@liana_langa Pēc šāda PR fiasco, gaidām atbildīgās personas demisiju un publisku atvainošanos… Biju par LIAA labākās domās, šī ir bezkaunīga necieņas izrādīšana pret Latviju. Ja jums tiešām rūp investīcijas lūdzu pārdomājiet savu mārketinga stratēģiju jo šobrīd nav 1945,
@vladaknows Paziņa vienmēr braucot ciemos ir starā par Svetlanām (cepumiem gaismiņām), Laimas šerbertu , Ievas sieru ruļļiem ar ķiploku garšu un kārumu sieriņiem 😄
Throughout the day I was asked if the Kremlin cares about the international condemnation over the death of Alexey Navalny. No, it does not. The only thing Russian thugs care is us being strong. The only way to send a message to Putin is by supporting Ukraine so that Russia looses
Today we will look at some Italian schoolbooks that leave a bitter aftertaste of russian propaganda. Geography with a spin, History rewritten, and Ukraine again struggling under the weight of disinformation even in some of the most widely used school textbooks. 1/15 🧵
Russia’s shitshow at the OSCE could have been avoided by listening to the Baltics. As a reminder, this was them on Tuesday:
“We deeply regret the decision enabling the personal participation of Russian Foreign Minister S. Lavrov at the 30th Session of the OSCE Ministerial Council in Skopje. It will only provide Russia with yet another propaganda opportunity.
S. Lavrov’s attendance at the OSCE Ministerial also risks legitimizing aggressor Russia as a rightful member of our community of free nations, trivializing the atrocious crimes Russia has been committing, and putting up with Russia’s blatant violation and contempt of the OSCE fundamental principles and commitments. We, the Ministers of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, will not be part of this and will not share responsibility for consequences it will create.”
It was heartbreaking to visit Yahidne village in Chernikiv region of Ukraine. Russians kept more than 350 Ukrainians in the concentration camp during the month of occupation. Many people died. Russian war crimes and genocide against Ukrainians must be punished
Kopš 2016. gada Latvijā ģimenes locekļu vardarbības dēļ dzīvību ir zaudējušas 133 sievietes.
Katra no viņām kādam bija mamma, māsa, meita vai ome.
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Mums visiem ir jāsaprot, ka latviešu tauta PSRS okupācikas laikā atradās savas esības bezdibeņa malā. Vēl 10-20 okupācijas gadi un mēs būtu pazuduši pavisam.
Tāpēc tie, kuri šodien sargā jebko krievisku Latvijā ir tautas ienaidnieki un tā pret viņiem ir jāizturās, ar nicinājumu.
Russians in Finland memorializing murderers, rapists, torturers and war criminals bringing flowers to a tank used to invade Ukraine.
Then protesting Finland closing border crossings when Russia transports illegal migrants to cross into Finland
You wonder why they are despised?
Try supporting Ukraine & try doing something to change your country into a liberal democracy & then come back.
Then actually do it on both counts.
And come back again.
And we might consider your wishes.
Enough of this entitled, poor Russians me first crap. No one cares.
This week’s Nato summit in Vilnius must atone for decades of fatal ambiguity – and offer a clear path for Ukraine’s membership of the North Atlantic Alliance.
It is ridiculous to say that Ukraine’s Nato membership could somehow “provoke” Putin. It is absurd to talk about the risk of “escalation”.
Putin didn’t launch the bloodiest war in Europe for 80 years because he feared that Ukraine was about to join Nato. Everybody could see that was nonsense.
He attacked precisely because Ukraine was NOT a member, and unlikely to become one for the foreseeable future – and therefore had no valid western security guarantees.
Putin attacked Ukraine because for 30 years we in Nato have dithered and refused to be clear about Ukraine’s future.
The time for ambiguity is over. Our doublespeak has brought us nothing – and it has brought disaster for Ukraine.
The Ukrainians are fighting for freedom everywhere, and when they have won they will need the same protection as the east Europeans and the Baltic states.
The Ukrainians need the clarity and simplicity of Nato membership – and with that clarity will come peace and stability, for Russia as well as for Ukraine.
Every single argument against Ukraine’s Nato membership has been – or is being – demolished by events.
Every day the Ukrainians are showing greater skill in using Nato-compatible weaponry. No country has done more to show the bravery and efficiency of their armed forces.
It is no excuse to say that Ukraine is still territorially divided. So was Germany in 1955, when the then West Germany became a Nato member. The process must be begun.
By invading an entirely innocent country, without provocation, Putin has annihilated the last remaining objection to Ukraine’s Nato membership.
When he loses, as he must and will, we must ensure that neither he nor any future Kremlin ruler can embark on such insanity again.
The answer is full Nato membership for Ukraine. Let the Vilnius summit show the way.