The live discussion, airing on February 25, features prominent Latvian officials and experts discussing the ramifications of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which began four years ago. Key participants include Zanda Kalniņa-Lukaševica, the Deputy Speaker of the Saeima, and Raimonds Bergmanis, chair of the Saeima's Defense committee. The conversation is expected to cover military, economic, and political aspects of the invasion's ongoing impact on Ukraine and neighboring countries like Latvia.

The discussion serves as a platform for analyzing Latvia's response to the invasion, as well as its broader implications for national security and regional stability in Eastern Europe. With military analysts and members of the Latvian government present, the discussion aims to assess the current state of affairs four years after the onset of hostilities, including the evolving military strategies and humanitarian considerations.

Additionally, the conversation will likely highlight the role of international support for Ukraine, examining how foreign policies and relationships have shifted due to the conflict. By reflecting on the last four years, the panel seeks to provide insights into future developments and pave the way for discussions on how Latvia and similar nations can respond to ongoing threats to their security derived from the conflict in Ukraine.