Latvians Vote in Parliamentary Election Amid Russian Hybrid Attack Fears
Summary
Latvians are holding a parliamentary election as concerns about potential Russian hybrid attacks persist. Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs, who supports Ukraine, is seeking re-election for a full term. The election comes amid heightened security measures and public awareness of hybrid threats. Political parties are campaigning under the shadow of ongoing security challenges. The outcome will determine the direction of Latvia's government in the coming years.
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How it unfolded
Saturday 3 October
Latvians cast their votes in a parliamentary election amid concerns about potential Russian hybrid attacks.
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