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“Several points of view are necessary. We have to accurately discuss these matters. We shouldn't attack each other. We shouldn't crush each other. These are our people after all. We have to treat them carefully,” the Belarusian leader stressed.
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “We help and support them. This is why they are not fleeing anywhere. As many people as this unit and we need will live and work in Belarus. We will honor our promise. They know the terms.”
“I have been receiving various information about the processes that have been going on in the university lately. They are alarming,” the head of state said.
Asked whether the West should treat this military exercise as some special signal, Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Not really. Frankly speaking, I didn't even learn details of this exercise. But in the current situation in order not to inflate tensions, I'd like to say there is no combat component in it."
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “No, we are not rich. Yes, we have plenty of everything. Both negative and positive things. But we have the key thing: we live in a quiet country and raise our kids. If we had not persevered in 2020, things would be worse in Belarus than they are in Ukraine."