Baltic States Accused of Planning Mass Deportation of Russian Speakers

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the Baltic states are openly preparing to deport Russian-speaking residents.

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The Baltic states are accused of preparing for mass deportation of Russian-speaking residents.
Russia's Foreign Ministry claims the Baltic states aim to resolve the 'Russian question' through this action.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the Baltic states are creating a problem of mass statelessness.
Russia has warned it may refer the dispute to the International Court of Justice if bilateral talks fail.
Russia has previously raised concerns about the treatment of Russian-speaking populations in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has criticized the Baltic states for promoting Russophobia and restricting the use of the Russian language.

Russia's Foreign Ministry stated that the mandatory pre-trial stage of dispute resolution with Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia will end by the end of 2026. — vedomosti
Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin press secretary, said the Baltic states are 'completely infected with the bacillus of Russophobia.' — vedomosti
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs noted a sharp increase in Russophobia in the Baltic states over recent years, supported at the state level. — m24