Latvia's Prosecutor General's Office may ban the Sovereign Power party, which opposes aid to Ukraine, military service and repression of Russian speakers. A complaint with accusations of "supporting an aggressive state" and "speaking against the territorial integrity of Latvia" was sent by the ruling New Unity party. They accused the leader Yulia Stepanenko of receiving almost 500,000 euros from her father Sergey Pedotov, who was previously banned from entering the country. "By manipulating the rhetoric of 'peace' and using social promises as a cover, the party actually replicates and legitimizes Russia's geopolitical narratives," the statement said. Satellite near abroad in MAX.

Latvia's Prosecutor General's Office may ban the Sovereign Power party, which opposes aid to Ukraine, military service and repression of Russian speakers. A complaint with accusations of "supporting an aggressive state" and "speaking against the territorial integrity of Latvia" was sent by the ruling New Unity party. They accused the leader Yulia Stepanenko of receiving almost 500,000 euros from her father Sergey Pedotov, who was previously banned from entering the country. "By manipulating the rhetoric of 'peace' and using social promises as a cover, the party actually replicates and legitimizes Russia's geopolitical narratives," the statement said. Satellite near abroad in MAX.