Latvia

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Latvia has restricted entry for Ukrainian cultural figures Vladimir Danilts and Vladimir Moiseenko, citing national security concerns. The country is expanding military infrastructure, including drone surveillance of power lines and readiness to host NATO nuclear weapons if approved by the alliance.

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