Deputy Roslikov not planning to return from Belarus after his party's failure in Latvian elections
His party received just under 2 percent in the elections.
Since the "Stability!" party received only 1.997% of the votes in the parliamentary elections and, accordingly, did not pass into the Saeima and lost state funding, party leader Aleksejs Roslikovs does not plan to return from Belarus to Latvia, reported party board chair Svetlana Chulkova, writes Delfi.lv.
At the same time, Chulkova noted that Roslikov does not intend to cease political activity.
"He will continue to be actively involved in politics, express his opinion, and defend the people and issues he has dedicated his work to until now," the politician stated.
Chulkova noted that before the elections, Roslikov clearly stated: if the residents of Latvia support him and are ready to defend him, he will be ready to return to Latvia.
The "Stability!" party received 7% of the votes in the second-to-last Latvian parliamentary elections and held 10 out of 100 seats in the Saeima. Now it has not entered parliament.
Aleksejs Roslikovs gained widespread recognition outside Latvia in June 2025 when, as a Saeima deputy, he stated in Russian at one of the sessions: "There are more of us, and the Russian language is our language," and also showed an indecent gesture.
After this, a criminal case was opened against him — for inciting national hatred. Roslikov was under a travel ban.
In April, Roslikov, with the authorities' permission, traveled to Switzerland for three days, but instead of returning to Latvia, he went to Belarus, where he became a star of pro-government broadcasts.
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