In Rēzekne, Latvia, on May 12, 2025, leaflets appeared glued to house doors with a message urging to open Latvia's border with Russia and Belarus. The leaflet contained a QR code and the text in Latvian stating 'Open the border of Latvia with Russia and Belarus.' Investigative journalist Inga Springe posted a photo on social media to ask if anyone else had encountered these leaflets, suggesting concern about a potential coordinated symbolic disruption. This act reflects societal and cultural pressure related to the contentious issue of Latvia's border security and relations with its eastern neighbors. No direct attribution or confirmation of the actor behind this leaflet posting is available at this time.

In Rēzekne, Latvia, on May 12, 2025, leaflets appeared glued to house doors with a message urging to open Latvia's border with Russia and Belarus. The leaflet contained a QR code and the text in Latvian stating 'Open the border of Latvia with Russia and Belarus.' Investigative journalist Inga Springe posted a photo on social media to ask if anyone else had encountered these leaflets, suggesting concern about a potential coordinated symbolic disruption. This act reflects societal and cultural pressure related to the contentious issue of Latvia's border security and relations with its eastern neighbors. No direct attribution or confirmation of the actor behind this leaflet posting is available at this time.