During a visit to Kyiv on the fourth anniversary of Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine, Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa reaffirmed Latvia's strong support for Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of freedom and the right to shape one’s own future. This visit gathered leaders from the Baltic states, Nordic countries, and others in Europe, as well as the President of the European Commission, reflecting a united front in supporting Ukraine against ongoing aggression.

Siliņa highlighted the toll of the four-year war, filled with suffering but also marked by the resilience and unwavering determination of the Ukrainian people. In a poignant moment, she participated in a memorial service at St. Sophia's Cathedral alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and other European leaders, where they honored those affected by the war, the courageous defenders of Ukraine, and the families awaiting the return of their loved ones.

Through her prayers and statements, Siliņa underscored Latvia's solidarity not only with Ukraine but also with all those whose lives have been devastated by the ongoing conflict. The event served to strengthen international resolve and support for Ukraine, highlighting the need for continued unity and assistance as the country faces considerable challenges ahead.