Latvia continues to display Russian and Belarusian city names – including Moscow and Vitebsk – on 318 of its road signs, despite ongoing debate and a proposed government initiative for their replacement. Latvian Television reported the issue on June 21st, highlighting the continued presence of these signs. A formal proposal to update the signage has been submitted to the government but remains unapproved. The continued use of these names reflects a complex issue tied to historical ties and current geopolitical tensions. While the signs primarily serve navigational purposes, their presence is viewed by some as a symbolic holdover from the Soviet era. The delay in approval suggests internal discussion regarding the cost, logistical challenges, or political implications of the change. The situation underscores Latvia’s ongoing efforts to redefine its national identity and distance itself from its Soviet past.