Nina Gurina. Head of KGB of Belarus Valery Vakulchik reported to the President of the country Alexander Lukashenko about the increased activity of foreign special services regarding the country and also about the worsening crime situation at the border line with Ukraine, said on the first day of the week, the press service of the Belarusian leader.

"There is a growing presence of the military might of NATO countries on the Western borders, and the increasing crime situation on the southern borders. Most importantly this is reflected in the increasing number of firearms on the territory of Ukraine, arriving in the war zone in Eastern Ukraine that is not in full force controlled by the security forces, law enforcement agencies of Ukraine and leading to the criminalization of a significant part of residents ", - is informed in the report referring to the report of the head of the KGB President.

According to Vakulchik, this raises concerns, as this weapon has the ability to be used for criminal purposes and to carry out terrorist acts. However, it was noted that the state border Committee and the Ministry of internal Affairs of the country shall take adequate response measures to strengthen the southern borders, which gives the results.

according to the press service, Vakulchik said that a particular concern is the increase in the last year of activity of foreign special services regarding Belarus. However, it was clearly determined that the KGB, the interior Ministry and other state authorities have the situation under control.

"We have all these events did not pass our attention. We will take appropriate measures to curb illegal activity and its prevention. For this reason, our Residents do not have to fear for their safety and in General all those events will not affect the stability in our country in the near future, " said Vakulchik.

according to the press service of Lukashenko set the task to reduce the vigilant, not to allow any threats that have the ability to arise to meet modern international situation.

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