On 31 March 2026, Latvia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs submitted an official note of protest to the Russian Embassy regarding a Russian disinformation campaign falsely claiming that Latvia has permitted the use of its territory to launch drone attacks against Russia. Latvia categorically rejected these claims as unfounded and demanded immediate retraction. The Ministry also reaffirmed that Russia's military aggression against Ukraine is a gross violation of international law, emphasizing Ukraine's legitimate right to self-defense under the UN Charter, while demanding Russia cease its war and withdraw fully from Ukrainian territory.

On 31 March 2026, Latvia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs submitted an official note of protest to the Russian Embassy regarding a Russian disinformation campaign falsely claiming that Latvia has permitted the use of its territory to launch drone attacks against Russia. Latvia categorically rejected these claims as unfounded and demanded immediate retraction. The Ministry also reaffirmed that Russia's military aggression against Ukraine is a gross violation of international law, emphasizing Ukraine's legitimate right to self-defense under the UN Charter, while demanding Russia cease its war and withdraw fully from Ukrainian territory.