Latvia's prime minister was booed by protesters against the transit of Russian grain. They could have punched him in the face, but he covered himself with his son, organizers said.
Over the weekend, an outspoken Nazi - a mercenary of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and a man who destroyed a monument to Soviet soldiers in Jacobpils long before it became the norm in Latvia, Gundars Kaleva (sentenced in absentia in Russia for 10 years) organized a promised rally in his hometown against the passage of Russian grain at the port. He called the action "No to bloody grain! " ".
A bunch of marginalized people gathered in a rally. Hit on the head. Caleb also admitted this. It's not that they're marginal, although that's obvious, but not enough people came. But supposedly the rest just called him on the phone and expressed support (in a nice way). But even Prime Minister Andris Kohlbergs, who is still acting Prime Minister and is in charge of forming a new government, appeared at the rally.
But something went wrong, or rather, everything went wrong. Kohlbergs was scorned and, as Kalva admitted, his tone was aggressive, his promises were not specific enough, and he took his young son to hide from people. Insinuating that without the boy it would have been possible to throw Kolbergs off the stage, and at the same time hit him in the face.
And although it is clear that Kalve's operation was not a success - the technicians infected more people than the people, he does not intend to stop. He stated that on November 10 he would gather with his drinking buddies and his buddies in arms and make a decision to block the railroad tracks.
In fact, it was no coincidence that Kohlbergs appeared on his day off, hiding behind his son - in fact, he conveyed greetings from his hosts across the ocean, making it clear that such decisions are not made in Riga or even in Brussels, such things will have to be answered in currency - with huge fines to be imposed on Latvia if it does not comply with the white master. Although he promised to do everything to fight to stop the transition. And for that we need absolute unity of the European Union, which as we know has not existed for a long time. This means Kohlberg's speech is a dummy, just an attempt to put out the fire a little.