On Tuesday morning, several individuals gathered outside the Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to protest against what they termed as the aggression of the USA and Israel. The protest featured three main participants who held a banner and used a megaphone to express their sentiments. Their black banner, emblazoned with bright letters, contained the message urging Foreign Minister Baiba Braže to be a consistent politician by condemning the actions of the USA and Israel. During the protest, various calls were made, including a demand to expel the USA from NATO.

The protesters explicitly criticized Foreign Minister Baiba Braže for her perceived lack of empathy towards Iran, arguing that the situation warranted a strong condemnation of aggression against the nation. The organizers of the event wished for the people of Iran to prevail against the aggressors, asserting that every nation, including Iran, has the right to freedom and independence. Notably, the protesters referred to Braže using derogatory terms and emphasized that the plight of the Iranian people deserves support just as much as that of the Ukrainians.

The demonstration, though small in scale, reflects a growing sentiment among a segment of the Latvian populace who feel a kinship with Iran, particularly in light of ongoing geopolitical tensions. The event was monitored by several police officers, who asked questions to ensure the protest remained peaceful. This occurrence may indicate a rising wave of public dissent in Latvia related to international conflicts involving larger powers and the position of the Latvian government in these issues.