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33 Kilometers. How People Live in the Latvian District Center Closest to Belarus and What They Think About the Border Closure

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We tell you what the residents of the Latvian district center closest to Belarus, Kraslav (the traditional Belarusian name is Kraslavka, Kraslau), think.
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33 Kilometers. How People Live in the Latvian District Center Closest to Belarus and What They Think About the Border Closure

We tell you what the residents of the Latvian district center closest to Belarus, Kraslav (the traditional Belarusian name is Kraslavka, Kraslau), think.

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Радыё Свабода broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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