Lukashenko called the crisis in Ukraine " instructive lesson for any country "

The internal political crisis in Ukraine ? " instructive lesson for any country, " said the head of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko.
" The continuing bloodshed in Ukraine is instructive lesson for any sovereign country. Contradictions within its political structure, the corruption And decay of power, the weakness of the security system of the country has led to the Maidan And the civil war - to the thousands of dead, chaos in the economy. The country is torn to pieces suffering of innocent citizens. And at the same time there is accumulating potential hatred And export " color revolution ", - Lukashenka said Tuesday in Minsk at a meeting of the security Council of Belarus, RIA " Novosti ". He said that you cannot be indifferent to this conflict. Our (Belarussian authorities - approx. VIEW position in this regard is stated clearly And definitely. As long as there is no need to change our position, time has proved the correctness of our actions." Lukashenko many times expressed the opinion that the main reasons of the Ukrainian fall were the problems in the economy And corruption. However, He said that in Belarus there are no conditions for the repetition of the Ukrainian events. Lukashenko was supported by the Russian Federation in position on the need to conduct a dialogue Ukrainian security forces And militias, And to stop the death of children And the elderly in the Donbass. Head of Belarus also stated that " does not accept the draft of the new Russia " And stands for " unity And integrity " of Ukraine. In September in Minsk hosted two meetings of the contact group (representatives of Kiev, Russia And the OSCE) with manual DND AND LNR. According to their results 5 September signed an agreement to stop the fire. September 20, for the implementation of the Minsk agreement was drafted a Memorandum, which provides a General ceasefire And the development of the 30-kilometer zone on the current line of contact under the supervision of the OSCE.


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