President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that the Ukrainian leadership does not even think about a military invasion of Belarusian territory.
“Let them try, we are waiting for them. None of the serious people, even at the level of President [Vladimir] Zelensky, thinks about going into Belarus. This is a very serious headache, which will lead to the collapse of the Kiev authorities in general militarily.” , he said in a commentary for the program “Moscow. Kremlin. Putin” on the Russia-1 TV channel. The video was published by its presenter Pavel Zarubin on his Telegram channel.
Lukashenko believes that “this is just the blathering of those people who are not responsible for anything.” “They can say whatever they want. We are absolutely calm in that regard,” the Belarusian president assured. “Therefore, from any side, from any position - to get into Belarus in this way, the border is one and a half thousand kilometers, the Ukrainians definitely do not need this,” he added.
Lukashenko admitted that Belarus maintains minimal contacts with Ukraine, which also help resolve issues of a humanitarian nature. “We do not hide the fact that we maintain certain contacts with the Ukrainian authorities. Even if they are minimal, but through those channels that help us, the Russians, exchange prisoners of war. Contacts [need] to be maintained at the humanitarian level. These are normal contacts, we are working together with Russians," said the President of Belarus.
“Let them try, we are waiting for them. None of the serious people, even at the level of President [Vladimir] Zelensky, thinks about going into Belarus. This is a very serious headache, which will lead to the collapse of the Kiev authorities in general militarily.” , he said in a commentary for the program “Moscow. Kremlin. Putin” on the Russia-1 TV channel. The video was published by its presenter Pavel Zarubin on his Telegram channel.
Lukashenko believes that “this is just the blathering of those people who are not responsible for anything.” “They can say whatever they want. We are absolutely calm in that regard,” the Belarusian president assured. “Therefore, from any side, from any position - to get into Belarus in this way, the border is one and a half thousand kilometers, the Ukrainians definitely do not need this,” he added.
Lukashenko admitted that Belarus maintains minimal contacts with Ukraine, which also help resolve issues of a humanitarian nature. “We do not hide the fact that we maintain certain contacts with the Ukrainian authorities. Even if they are minimal, but through those channels that help us, the Russians, exchange prisoners of war. Contacts [need] to be maintained at the humanitarian level. These are normal contacts, we are working together with Russians," said the President of Belarus.
