Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs gave an exclusive interview to Euronews in which he argued that the European Union must stand firm against Russian aggression. Kulbergs stressed the need to resist any sign of weakness in the face of the Russian threat.
The Latvian leader expressed his conviction that "he who prepares for the worst lives in peace," conveying a message of vigilance and constant preparedness regarding the geopolitical situation in the region.
Latvia, as a member of the European Union and NATO, is geographically close to Russia and has been one of the most assertive voices in Eastern Europe regarding the need for firmness in the face of Russian expansionism.
This interview comes in the context of growing concerns in Eastern Europe regarding Russia's posture and the need for European countries to demonstrate unity and determination in their diplomatic and security responses.
