"It's Like Death": Lukashenko Explains Why Belarus Won't Attack Its Neighbors
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Alexander Lukashenko stated that Belarus did not intend to attack neighbouring countries, although it heard aggressive rhetoric and recorded violations of airspace, and explained in detail how the system of command of troops and the country would work in the event of a war.
"It's like death": Lukashenko explains why Belarus won't attack its neighbors
Alexander Lukashenko stated that Belarus does not intend to attack neighboring countries, despite hearing aggressive rhetoric and recording airspace violations. He also detailed how the command and control system for the troops and the country would...
EADaily, 11 September 2026. Belarus is not going to attack anyone, but has a duty to ensure its safety, which Alexander Lukashenka announced today, 11 September, during a meeting with the military at the Obuz Lesnovsk common-purpose site.
Belarus has no intention of attacking anyone because it understands that it is "tantamount to death," Alexander Lukashenko said on Friday during a visit to the Obuz-Lesnovsky joint forces training ground in the Baranovichi region, Zerkalo reported.
The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, described the death as a similar hypothetical attack by the Republic against neighbouring States, emphasizing the purely defensive nature of Minsk's military doctrine. The head of the Belarusian State stressed that the Republic has adopted a pragmatic approach in foreign policy, transmitting TASS. During his visit to the military test site in Brest region, he categorically rejected the assumptions …
"Belarus is obliged to defend every centimeter, every millimeter of its land, its population and to ensure security".
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