Russia, Belarus doing a lot to keep world from sliding to ‘most dangerous line’: President Lukashenko

Published October 26,2023

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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko stated Thursday that his nation and Russia are doing quite a bit to maintain the world from “sliding towards the most dangerous line.”

“You should know that we will continue to adhere to this line,” Lukashenko stated at a gathering with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Minsk, based on an announcement from the Belarusian presidency.

-‘We are dependable allies of the Russian Federation. You might be certain of this,’ he advised Lavrov.

“There can be no game here, since we understand that a lot is at stake. And, in principle, the survival of our states and our peoples,” he stated.

Lukashenko touched on bilateral points and stated plans inside the framework of the Union State are transferring ahead regardless of numerous types of exterior strain. The Union State is an alliance between Russia and Belarus to strengthen financial and protection coverage.

“We act as one. And rest assured that Belarus will be committed to precisely this principle, no matter how they try to stop us here on the eve of the parliamentary elections,” he added.

Lavrov thanked Lukashenko for his invitation to go to Belarus and for his initiative to carry a convention on Eurasian safety, which he described to be “more relevant now than ever.”