Lukashenko announced the continuation of the hybrid war against Belarus

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that a hybrid war continues against the country, which is accompanied by espionage, economic pressure and provocations on the southern borders. This was reported by the BelTA news agency on July 6.

"The heirs of the Third Reich are tormented by phantom pains from the previous military failures of their grandfathers and great-grandfathers. The thirst for revenge haunts me," the agency quotes the Belarusian leader as saying.

According to Lukashenko, external pressure on Belarus persists and manifests itself in various forms, including political and economic influence.

He also stated that some Western politicians negatively perceive the union of Belarus and Russia, as well as the independent position of Minsk and Moscow in the international arena.

Lukashenko stressed that Belarus stands for a peaceful settlement of conflicts, however, according to him, the international War Party is not interested in a diplomatic solution to the issues.

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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin said on June 29 that Zelensky had moved from verbal threats against Belarus to practical steps, initiating terrorist attacks. This is how he commented on the attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a bus that was transporting children to participate in sports competitions. Galuzin stressed that such actions deserve every possible condemnation and resolute opposition.

On June 25, Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko spoke about a meeting with representatives of the Ukrainian leader, at which he warned the Ukrainian delegation that Kiev's attempt to involve Minsk in the conflict would instantly change its quality. At the same time, he stressed that Belarus does not want to fight with Ukrainians, who, in turn, do not want to fight with Belarusians.