Läti saatis eile reedel, 12. jaanuaril välja 82-aastase Putini fänni Boriss Katkovi, kel pole Läti kodakondsust.
Pensionär toetab avalikult Vene presidenti Vladimir Putinit ja teda peetakse ohuks Läti riiklikule julgeolekule.
Mees saabus eile Pihkvasse koos oma pojaga.
Samasugust väljasaatmist ootab Lätis veel ligi tuhat vanainimest, kel pole Läti kodakondsust ja kes ei ole suutnud ära õppida läti keelt.
Mehel jäid Lätti maha naine, lapsed ja lapselapsed. Ta ütles, et tagasiteed Lätti tal enam pole.
Mees suundus algul Pihkvasse, aga lubas edasi sõita Kaliningradi, kus elavad tema tuttavad. Ta ütles, et Lätis toimuvad sarnased protsessid nagu olid varem Ukrainas.
Siin on video asja kohta:
‼️🇱🇻🇷🇺 Latvia forcibly deported 82-year-old #Russian military pensioner Boris Katkov. A man, who had a wife, children and grandchildren in #Latvia, was recognized as a threat to national security and sentenced to deportation from the country with an indefinite ban on return. pic.twitter.com/1UV9AGNUGB
— Maimunka News (@MaimunkaNews) January 13, 2024
Latvia deported a Putin fan, an 82-year-old russian pensioner Boris Katkov. By the way, he doesn’t have Latvian citizenship and he supports #PutinWarCriminal, he openly talks about it. pic.twitter.com/VjTp1I2cBO
— ✙ Albina Fella ✙ 🇺🇦🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇵🇱🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇺 (@albafella1) January 13, 2024
#Latvia declares Boris Katkov “a threat to national security” for the crime of supporting Putin. The pensioner arrives in the Pskov region with his son, where he is personally welcomed by the regional governor pic.twitter.com/z4anYm2i4o
— Matreshka 🌺 🇷🇺🇰🇿🇨🇦 VVP 2024 (@MatreshkaRF) January 13, 2024
