President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that the Ukrainians are not going to attack Belarus.

“I don’t want to fight. I’m always surprised when they start talking about the war. Calm down, work calmly, no one is going to attack us. Including Ukrainians. , Mr. President, neither the Ukrainians nor the Poles are going to you. “I don’t want the Belarusians to be drawn into a large-scale massacre. We use its experience, we study it. We look to make our army stronger. Therefore, don’t worry. I don’t want you anymore I want to fight. I have children too. And you are all my children. I don’t want to have to send you to the front somewhere.

There is a war, NATO is expanding there, and so on, so forth, so on. It’s not easy for us right now. I’m not just dragging nuclear weapons here. It is necessary to secure the country in order to be afraid to look in our direction. Otherwise, we will again be walking under someone’s boot,” Lukashenka said.

Recall that at the end of March, commenting on the intention of the Russian Federation to deploy nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus, Lukashenka said that Poland was preparing an invasion of the territory of the republic.

And in April, Lukashenka, at a meeting with Russian Defense Minister Sergemm Shoigu, demanded guarantees for the protection of Belarus as part of Russia .

Source: Strana Today

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Recall that the Czech Republic stopped issuing visas and residence permits to Russians immediately after the start of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

How the Czech border guards will determine the presence of Russian or Belarusian citizenship in holders of Irish passports is not specified.

Source: russianireland

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