MINSK, September 17. /TASS/. Belarus is not going to interfere into the domestic affairs of its neighbors, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said on Sunday.
"We are not hatching plans of meddling in your (other countries’ - TASS) life. We wish you only good, happiness and peace. But this peace is so fragile today that any careless movement may entail the most serious and irreparable consequences. We don’t want our soil to become a theater of war again, we don’t want millions of our citizens to be killed," he said on the occasion of National Unity Day.
He stressed that the Belarusian people "cannot be an aggressor." But in case of an aggression against Belarus, it will not "draw ant red, yellow, black, or blue lines," he warned. "This line is the state border! And we do have what to respond with. So, let us live in peace and friendship, s good neighbors," he said.
Belarus is not threatening its neighbors with either nuclear weapons or Wagner PMC units, Lukashenko said.
"We are not brandishing either nuclear weapons or any Wagner units or anything else - we are not threatening anyone," he said at a reception on the occasion of National Unity Day.
After talks with the partners from Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia on August 28, Poland’s Interior Minister Mariusz Kaminski demanded that the Wagner Group leave Belarus immediately and warned that his country and the Baltic states would close all border crossings with Belarus in case of any serious incidents.
Secretary of Belarus’ Security Council Alexander Wolfovich has dismissed allegations that after hosting a Wagner unit Belarus has become a threat to neighboring countries.