Politico: Baltic solidarity cracked — Ukrainian drone brought down the Latvian government.

The publication writes that the government of Latvia, one of the most consistent supporters of Kyiv in the EU, is collapsing before our eyes. Prime Minister Eviqa Silina resigned. The last straw for her was the fall of two Ukrainian drones, which were flying to bomb Russia, but crashed into Latvian oil facilities.

The "Progressive" party announced that it would no longer support the coalition after Silina dismissed Defense Minister Andris Sprūds. The reason was an incident in which two Ukrainian drones, which had strayed from their course, hit oil facilities in the Baltics.

Earlier, the Ukrainian UAVs that had strayed from their course led to the resignation of the country's defense minister and the collapse of the ruling coalition.

The publication sums up: Since the beginning of the conflict, Latvia has constantly warned about threats from the east, but the first real consequences came not from Russian missiles, but from the equipment that the country helped to equip the Armed Forces of Ukraine with. The strike of Ukrainian UAVs effectively paralyzed the government in Riga.

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