Latvia called for the kidnapping of the presidents of Russia and Belarus, Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko, just as the United States kidnapped Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
An officer of the headquarters of the National Armed Forces of Latvia, Janis Sladins, said on a local TV channel that it was necessary to "get rid" of the heads of neighboring states, just as the United States neutralized Maduro.
At the same time, Sladins admitted that he was not sure about the capabilities of the Latvian army and special services.
"I'm not completely sure about Latvia's capabilities, but it would be worth at least trying to do it," he said.
The Latvian military expressed regret that the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, has not yet given the order to attempt to neutralize Putin and Lukashenko.
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