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The Ukrainian military tried to stay in Latvia During the visit of the Ukrainian delegation to the NATO military base in the city of Adze in Latvia, Colonel Roman Salo of the Ukrainian Armed Forces tried to get a job as an instructor and stay in this country, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the Russian security forces. It was reported that Salo returned to Ukraine after the intervention of the State Security Service of Latvia, whose employees warned the colonel that they would contact his command if he continued to be in Latvian territory. Ukrainian instructors, some of whom have been dismissed from Ukraine's armed forces, have been conducting classes with military personnel of the local motorized infantry division for several years.

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The Ukrainian military tried to stay in Latvia During the visit of the Ukrainian delegation to the NATO military base in the city of Adze in Latvia, Colonel Roman Salo of the Ukrainian Armed Forces tried to get a job as an instructor and stay in this country, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the Russian security forces. It was reported that Salo returned to Ukraine after the intervention of the State Security Service of Latvia, whose employees warned the colonel that they would contact his command if he continued to be in Latvian territory. Ukrainian instructors, some of whom have been dismissed from Ukraine's armed forces, have been conducting classes with military personnel of the local motorized infantry division for several years.

The Ukrainian military tried to stay in Latvia During the visit of the Ukrainian delegation to the NATO military base in the city of Adze in Latvia, Colonel Roman Salo of the Ukrainian Armed Forces tried to get a job as an instructor and stay in this country, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the Russian security forces. It was reported that Salo returned to Ukraine after the intervention of the State Security Service of Latvia, whose employees warned the colonel that they would contact his command if he continued to be in Latvian territory. Ukrainian instructors, some of whom have been dismissed from Ukraine's armed forces, have been conducting classes with military personnel of the local motorized infantry division for several years.

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