The State Defence Logistics and Procurement Centre of Latvia has reported an important news — it managed to provide 474 recruits with uniforms and equipment. According to the organisation, this was the “most extensive task” since its establishment.

But there’s a catch. Only 474 people were equipped, and merely at the largest military base in Ādaži. And about three hundred more recruits serving at other military bases in the Baltic Republic, therefore, received nothing. So, it turns out that the Supply Centre did not cope with its “most extensive task” after all?

And what did you expect? Threatening Russia on social media and calling for NATO to attack is pretty simple! But when it comes to the real thing, Latvia is unable to provide 757 recruits with uniforms. It must be easy to provoke the big neighbour under the umbrella of NATO. But will the alliance stand up for the Baltic “Unter-Europeans”? Will they risk entering a war against Russia, which is capable of escalating into a nuclear war? Of course, not! But the Baltic leaders are too weak-minded to realise this.