Baltic countries impose sanctions against those involved in suppressing protests in Georgia
The three Baltic states, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, have jointly agreed to impose national sanctions on those who suppressed legitimate protests in Georgia, the foreign ministers of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, Gabrielius Landbergis, Baiba Braže and Margus Tsahkna, wrote on the social platform X.
“Opponents of democracy and human rights violators are not welcome in our countries,” the heads of the three countries’ foreign ministries said.
