The service explained that at 15:08 a call was received on Independence of Ukraine Street in Riga, where a substance of unknown origin was allegedly found in the building.
On Wednesday, January 4, a substance of unknown origin was apparently found at the Russian embassy in Riga. This was reported by the State Fire and Rescue Service of Latvia (VUGD), Delfi reports.
The service explained that at 15:08 VUGD received a call on Independence of Ukraine Street in Riga, where a substance of unknown origin was allegedly found in the building. Firefighters and rescuers are currently working at the scene in cooperation with other emergency services.
The State Police of Latvia explained that at 13:54 a call was received that the Russian embassy may have received a suspicious package containing a substance of unknown origin.
It will be recalled that on November 30, the Embassy of Ukraine in Madrid received a suspicious package in which an explosive device went off after opening. After that, Ukrainian missions in Spain and other countries began to receive bloody packages.
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