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.08.20
15:21
Politics
Kremlin: Russian military hardware stays in Russia
Asked to comment on mass media reports about columns of Russian army vehicles heading to the Belarusian border, Dmitry Peskov said: “Russian military hardware is located in the entire territory of the Russian Federation, this is why there is nothing to comment in this case.”
15:04
President
Lukashenko unveils decisions of Security Council session
Aleksandr Lukashenko instructed the Ministry of Internal Affairs to prevent unrest in the country, especially in Minsk. “There should be no more unrest in Minsk. People are tired, people demand peace and silence," the president stressed.
14:59
Economy
Belarusian government estimates damage from protests in excess of $500m
The official said: “Losses from protest actions go beyond the Br500,000 spent on restoring flower beds and lawns. The current damage has already exceeded $500 million. The deferred damage is estimated in the billions."
14:40
Society
Belarus launches unified register of licenses
The unified register of licenses is an information system that contains data about issued licenses, updates and amendments to them, news about suspension, renewal, expiry, and revocation of licenses.
13:40
Economy
Belarus' central bank denies having projects with Swedish funding
“The National Bank of the Republic of Belarus is currently not implementing any joint projects or programs financed by the Swedish government,” the press service of the bank noted.
13:21
President
Lukashenko denies foreign military presence in Belarus
“As to foreign troops, there is not a single military man from other countries in Belarus today,” the Belarusian leader emphasized.
13:09
President
Lukashenko on new Constitution: Changes should be within law
Any changes should be carried out within the legal framework, otherwise the country will face serious consequences, Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko said.
12:53
President
Lukashenko: You are wrong if you think the government is rattled
Aleksandr Lukashenko noted that the government does not stand alone. “We are absolutely not alone,” he emphasized. Rallies in support of the current government took place in the country the day before and gathered about 100,000 Belarusian citizens.
12:48
President
Lukashenko thanks factory workers, encourages them to stand tall
“The social and political situation in the country remains tense despite the fact that the overwhelming majority of the country continues working. We see that. As I said yesterday, we cannot feel complacent. Those who want to lull us will not succeed,” he said.
12:47
President
Lukashenko urges Western countries to focus on their own issues
"I mean to say that they are having a great deal of problems at home. Do not point at Belarus in order to draw attention away from the issues in France, the USA, Germany and so on,” the Belarusian leader said.
12:38
Sport
Women's 3x3 training camp in Minsk
The women's 3x3 basketball national team is holding their training camp at Palova Arena in Minsk.
12:34
In Pictures
Polotsk celebrates Apple Feast of the Savior
Polotsk is celebrating the Apple Feast of the Savior. Fruits of the new harvest are blessed near Holy Patronage of the Mother of God Church.
12:26
President
Lukashenko about opposition staff: There are not enough high-ranking jobs in the country for you
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “I've already said that the so-called black hundred has been created to take over the power. The so-called opposition staff. It is surprising that they are already queuing up and are distributing high-ranking jobs."
12:16
President
Lukashenko: Much work is ahead to finish harvest and to be confident in the future
Naturally, the government and governors have undertaken a lot of efforts to ensure the functioning of the economy, above all the agricultural sector, the Belarusian president said.
