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.03.23
14:57
President
Lukashenko: 'Khatyn is our pain, our memory'
"Being in Khatyn... The feeling is special. That tragedy is impossible to compare to anything," the Belarusian leader stressed. “Indeed, our land is dotted with monuments. In the Middle Ages Belarus was a land of castles. Now it is a land of monuments."
14:41
President
Lukashenko: 2024 political campaign will go well if Belarusians keep their cool
The head of state was asked about the political campaign that is scheduled for next year and about the public sentiments about it. “If we stay grounded, everything will be fine,” Aleksandr Lukashenko replied.
14:26
President
Lukashenko explains West's ire over Xi Jinping's visit to Russia
Aleksandr Lukashenko reminded about his previous meetings with high-ranking USA representatives during Donald Trump's presidency. Back then the head of state told them: “Are you totally crazy? Tell your president that they have done the best thing for us, for Russia, and for China by bringing us all together.”
14:18
Economy
Belarus, Egypt discuss industrial cooperation, assembly plants
Belarusian Ambassador to Russia Dmitry Krutoi met with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Arab Republic of Egypt to the Russian Federation Nazih El Naggary.
14:14
President
Lukashenko: It is people who will chose Belarus' leader at next presidential election
It is the Belarusian people, as has always been the case, who will chose the country's leader at the next presidential election, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko told reporters, BelTA informs.
14:00
Society
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13:57
President
Lukashenko talks about capture of ‘spies' in Poland
“Everything is simple: they want to swap them. They grab people in order to suggest that Russia or Belarus should swap them for someone. They have already suggested it,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said.
13:47
President
Belarusians urged to stay united, keep their guard up
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko called upon Belarusians to stay united and keep their guard up as he commented to the media on the recent incident at the Machulishchi airfield and the elimination of a terrorist in Grodno.
13:23
President
Lukashenko cautions against giving Ukraine depleted-uranium shells
The president stressed that once this ammunition is used, Russia's response and the consequences will be terrible: “Once this ammunition blows up at positions of Russian troops, you will see that the response will be a terrible lesson for the entire planet. Russia has more than depleted uranium. You know it perfectly well.”
13:18
Society
Khatyn Tragedy: 80 Years On
Today Belarus is paying tribute to the memory of the residents of the village of Khatyn, which was burned by the Nazis 80 years ago – on 22 March 1943.
12:55
President
Lukashenko: “Aryan standards” are now replaced by liberal democratic values
Heirs of fascism have replaced “Aryan standards” with liberal democratic values, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said as he took part in a commemorative event dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Khatyn tragedy on 22 March, BelTA informs.
12:54
President
Lukashenko: There is no justification for a genocide policy
“In the Year of Peace and Creation we, Belarusians say it clearly and loudly: there is no justification for a genocide policy, nothing is more important than a human life,” the president said.
12:44
President
Lukashenko lights candle in Khatyn church in memory of war victims
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko visited the church, which was restored in the place of the pevious one that was destroyed during the Great Patriotic War as part of the commemorative events to mark the 80th anniversary of the Khatyn tragedy.
12:35
President
Lukashenko: Khatyn's tragedy will forever remain in the heart of the Belarusian nation
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Time stopped here exactly 80 years ago: the history of Belarusian families, who peacefully lived in their own land, stopped. As many as 149 lives of the elderly, women, and children, including yet unborn children, were snuffed out."
