The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, denied accusations of facilitating illegal migration to the European Union. This is reported by the BelTA agency. The statement was made at the ceremony of presentation of credentials by the ambassadors of China, Kazakhstan, Serbia, Algeria, Mauritania, Burundi, Kuwait, the Dominican Republic and Uruguay. migration".
Answering them, he reminded that the republic cuts off illegal migration channels and fights transnational crime within the limits of its international obligations and available opportunities. to those who called these migrants to themselves in the country".
And all this is done without anyone's help, being under the pressure of illegal sanctions," he said. At the same ceremony, Lukashenko warned of other countries' attempts to influence the situation in Belarus before the presidential elections, which should be held no later than July 20 next year.
He expressed confidence that the "ideological inspirers" will not manage to destabilize the situation in the republic, and the authorities will not allow other countries to plunge Belarus "into the depths of chaos".
