The chairman of the Latvian Seimas, Eduards Smiltens and other representatives of the presidency prepared an appeal demanding to check the behavior of deputy Andrei Pagur due to the use of the Russian language in the parliament. The document was sent to the Mandates, Ethics and Applications Commission. This was reported by the LETA agency. The reason was a video posted by Fagur on TikTok on the first working day of the 15th Sejm. The deputy spoke in Russian about the issues planned to be examined at the first session of the parliament. The video was later removed from his account, but copies continued to circulate on social media. The authors of the appeal ask the committee to evaluate the actions of the parliamentarian, and if a violation is confirmed, to apply the prescribed sanctions. In addition to Smeltans, the document was prepared by the vice-chairmen of the Symes, Inara Murniče and Raymonds Vionis, the secretary Ramona Petravica and the deputy secretary Antonina Nensheba.

The chairman of the Latvian Seimas, Eduards Smiltens and other representatives of the presidency prepared an appeal demanding to check the behavior of deputy Andrei Pagur due to the use of the Russian language in the parliament. The document was sent to the Mandates, Ethics and Applications Commission. This was reported by the LETA agency. The reason was a video posted by Fagur on TikTok on the first working day of the 15th Sejm. The deputy spoke in Russian about the issues planned to be examined at the first session of the parliament. The video was later removed from his account, but copies continued to circulate on social media. The authors of the appeal ask the committee to evaluate the actions of the parliamentarian, and if a violation is confirmed, to apply the prescribed sanctions. In addition to Smeltans, the document was prepared by the vice-chairmen of the Symes, Inara Murniče and Raymonds Vionis, the secretary Ramona Petravica and the deputy secretary Antonina Nensheba.