Lukashenko: Poland - what kind of enemy is it?
Belarus must build trade relations with EU countries.
President Alexander Lukashenko announced this today at a meeting, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“We need to sell. To do this, you need to sell anywhere. And you can’t leave European markets. If you work properly, you can sell to Europe, anywhere. Now our fugitives are furious. The West is beginning to see how it is that we have increased trade turnover in some product groups by three to five times. With the same Poland, which is almost portrayed as an enemy in Belarus. What kind of enemy is she?! There are no friends or enemies for business. There are interests. They exist in Poland, Germany, and the EU as a whole. We need to work with them carefully,” Lukashenko said.
On March 26, Lukashenko instructed the military in the Grodno region to harshly suppress any provocations on the border of Poland, which is currently participating in NATO exercises and is concentrating military force. Several times Polish helicopters flew into Belarus.
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