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That ‘tourist’ in the forest might be a Russian spy, Latvia warns

  • Latvia's Defence Intelligence and Security Service warned on Wednesday that suspected 'tourists' in forests might be Russian saboteurs and spies operating within the country.
  • This warning follows growing regional tensions and a series of arson and sabotage acts that Western governments blame on Russia, while Moscow denies responsibility.
  • MIDD detailed that these operatives often show telltale signs like a sloppy appearance, mismatched military or sportswear, ask locals suspicious questions, and may carry clandestine tools such as medical kits, maps, and radios.
  • The agency warned against personally confronting any suspected sabotage teams operating within Latvia and advised that any doubts should be reported promptly to the State Police, intelligence services, or military authorities.
  • This guidance reflects concerns about disruption, including attempts to incite unrest or target key figures, emphasizing the need for vigilance amid an increasingly turbulent security environment.
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