The Latvian Foreign Ministry has called for a ban on travel to EU countries for Russian representatives, extending beyond formal political engagements to include tourism and cultural/sporting events. This stance is rooted in concerns that these platforms are exploited to disseminate Russian propaganda. The Ministry argues that allowing Russian officials leisure travel provides them with opportunities to promote narratives supporting the war in Ukraine. This proposal seeks to limit the reach of Russian influence within the EU. No specific measures have been implemented yet, but the call reflects growing pressure to restrict Russian presence and activities within the bloc. The move aims to counter disinformation and limit the Kremlin’s soft power projection. Further discussions among EU member states are expected to determine the feasibility and scope of such a travel ban.