
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko denied Vikileaks website today that he made any anti-Russian statements during a meeting with the Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Answering the question of ITAR-TASS, the head of the Belarusian state said that "there was nothing like that, I have already expressed my position in Russia repeatedly."
Lukashenko also noted, "as for foreign states, I assure that I am very careful and accurate when confidential negotiations are underway."
At the same time, he said that it is necessary to pay attention to the sources of the appearance of such information. “Now I do not want to go deep into this question, but there has never been anything like it,” Lukashenko emphasized.
“Everything that I spoke in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, I spoke honestly and openly,” the head of the Belarusian state added.
Lukashenko believes that the statements of opposition candidates for falsification of the election of the head of state indicate their weakness. “You know, I evaluate them (the opposition’s statements about the recognition of the elections invalid), like you, as well as foreign journalists. That's when the elections are held, then you can make any statements,” Lukashenko said on Sunday at the election section number one in Minsk, answering the question of Interfax .
According to the head of Belarus, the elections should be given by the appropriate authorized organizations.
“If the politicians who go to the polls are talking about falsifications for another six months, then they are simply not ready, then they have already lost them,” Lukashenko emphasized. “They have long condemned themselves to lose,” he added.
The President of Belarus also stated that there would be no unauthorized opposition campaign on Sunday in Minsk in Minsk. “There will be no one in the square today,” he said. At the same time, the head of Belarus emphasized that the actions of the authorities will strictly comply with the norms of the law.
"What awaits the supporters of the action? Read our laws. Everything will be absolutely according to the law. The same applies to security. Do not worry, there will be no one in the square," Lukashenko said.