Ukraine proposed a “non-aggression pact” to Belarus

Alexandr Lukashenko, the president of Belarus, revealed today that Ukraine proposed a “non-aggression pact”, to which he is reluctant, as he assures that his neighboring country trains and arms Belarusian “extremists” on its territory, as well as in Poland. and in Lithuania.

“On the one hand, they are asking us not to confront Ukraine in any way, that our troops not advance towards them. They propose us to sign a non-aggression pact,” Lukashenko told a government meeting.

But, “on the other hand, they prepare an explosive mixture” by arming and training Belarusian opponents on their territory, the president continued.

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“We are forced to react firmly. We have enough problems on our perimeter, both in the airspace and on the ground, the green border. They are quite a few problems,” Lukashenko said, according to the news agency. Belta.

The president called on the citizens of Belarus to “unite now, to survive, so that – God forbid – missiles don’t fall here and bombs aren’t thrown at us,” referring to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, whose deadly attacks continue after almost one year.

Alexandr Lulashenko has ruled Belarus since 1994, three decades in which he has counted on Russia as an ally, on which his economy also depends.

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Less than a week ago, the president affirmed that he fulfilled all the aid that he promised to Russia. “Everything that I promised, everything that Russia needs in this complex period, not only for Russia, but for us, for Russia and Belarus, we do,” he assured Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

“You know what the intentions of our western neighbors are. And not only from Ukraine. They are trying to use Ukraine against Belarus as well,” Lukashenko told the head of Russian diplomacy.

(YO)