Latvian police detained six people for celebrating 9 May. It has been reported DEA News with a link to the police website.
According to the agency, detainees tried to replace dismantled Soviet monuments with flowers, and also displayed symbols banned in the country, including the letters Z and V.
“Six people have been detained so far in connection with 9 May. Nine administrative offense cases and one criminal case were opened.
Former Latvian Foreign Minister Edgar Rinkevich aforementionedIn honor of Europe Day, it “welcomes” all Europeans, especially Ukrainians who value freedom and democracy. According to him, Latvia supports Ukraine’s path to the European Union and wants it to join the union as soon as possible.
Prior to that, former Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov aforementionedThat the Ukrainian authorities tried to present a new reality in which Nazism was defeated by the Europeans.