Belarusian President Oleksandr Lukashenko accused Ukraine on Thursday of trying to “draw” NATO into an armed conflict with Russia at any cost, reports the official BelTA agency, EFE reports.
“All law enforcement structures note an increase in the number of calls near the state border. Ukraine, under any pretext, is trying to involve the troops of NATO member countries in the conflict,” Lukashenko said during a meeting on the military-political situation in the vicinity of Belarus.
In his opinion, the proof of this is the fall of a missile on the territory of Poland, which the West initially considered to be of Russian origin, but later expressed the opinion that the missile could have been launched by Ukraine and mistakenly fell on the territory of Poland. .
Lukashenko insisted that Belarus “so far succeeded in preventing the use of military force by a potential adversary against his country.”
However, the autocratic leader from Minsk asked the Belarusian defense departments to continue to constantly monitor any signs of possible “preparation of direct aggression against our country.” (Source Agerpres)
Follow the latest events of the 281st day of the war in Ukraine LIVETEXT on HOTNEWS.RO.
Source: Hot News
James Springer is a renowned author and opinion writer, known for his bold and thought-provoking articles on a wide range of topics. He currently works as a writer at 247 news reel, where he uses his unique voice and sharp wit to offer fresh perspectives on current events. His articles are widely read and shared and has earned him a reputation as a talented and insightful writer.