Lukashenko believes that humanity did not learn the right lessons from the Second World War

President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, believes that humanity did not extract the right lessons from the Second World War, and in the modern world attempts to impose someone else's will to sovereign states.

"There is an expansion of military blocs and unions to the detriment of the security of other countries, raises the head of international terrorism, attempts at armed intervention in the affairs of sovereign states do not stop," the head of the Belarusian state said, speaking on Tuesday in Minsk on the occasion of Victory Day, Interfax reports.

According to him, "lovers of rattling weapons imagine themselves by the tops of the fate of the planet, the builders of the new world order, mercilessly trample the crustacean boots of the country who do not want to obey their arbitrariness." "And if an armed invasion is impossible, they try to destroy independent states from the inside," Lukashenko said.

He added that "on the eve of the presidential election, Belarus was subjected to the wildest political and information pressure from the outside, which continues to this day, but our opponents have not taken into account the main thing - the adamant, freedom -loving character of the Belarusian people."

“In recent decades, attempts have not ceased to falsify the history of World War II, the role of the Soviet people in the defeat of Nazi Germany has been belittled, and we must resolutely resist this,” the head of the Belarusian state said.