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Belarus will close the Polish-Lithuanian border and strengthen border protection at the Ukraine border, Alexander Lukashenko announced in Minsk on Thursday.
In the last few days I have been forced to work with the Russian President and Defense Minister to work in defense of the federal state. And we launched the long-planned military exercises
– He said.
He stressed that he did not want a war to break out on the territory of his country.
Furthermore, I do not want Belarus, Poland and Lithuania to be the scene of combat operations where our affairs will not be decided.
he added, urging the people of Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine not to allow their “foolish” politicians to start a “hot” war.
The President of Belarus also spoke about his re-election on August 9:
I swear to you, there were no lies in the election, you can’t fake an 80 percent vote.
He also responded to a European Parliament resolution (also voted on by Fidesz MEPs) that it will not recognize him as president after his term expires on November 5.
He also spoke about the fact that Belarus does not need the approval of the election results by the European Parliament or anyone else. As you said, foreign powers are exerting strong economic, financial and political pressure on your country.
The neighboring countries refused to recognize the result of the vote and, depending on the Venezuelan scenario, a Belarusian Guaidone or Guaidón was found and declared president.
– Lukashenko stressed, referring to the Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó and the former opposition presidential candidate Sviatlana Cihanouszka, who underperformed in the Belarusian elections.
It is enough to see how the Lithuanian witness was handed over to Poland and from there to Ukraine. Today, they believe, another atomic bomb was detonated. That is, it was blown up in Brussels, the European Commission has joined in and does not recognize our electoral results either.
– He said.
The demonstrations in Belarus have continued since the presidential elections on August 9, in which Lukashenko won his sixth seat with about 80 percent of the vote, according to official results. The opposition said the president, who had ruled the country since 1994, had failed the elections. At the same time, the authorities are trying to quell the protests with relentless brutality. Several protesters have died, many have reported torture in detention and some have not come forward since they were taken into custody.
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