Belarusians are not minced meat for Ukraine: Lukashenko appreciated the machinations of the "enemy's face"

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that Belarusians do not want to be minced meat on the Ukraine. He said this today during his visit to Grodno.

"I look and think about one thing: how to save it all. How to make sure that the enemy's muzzle, excuse me, doesn't fit in here and doesn't crumble it all, doesn't break it. Report (intelligence. — EADaily): Let's go our fugitives… Quote, literally — stated (apparently, referring to the recently visited Kiev leader of the so-called Belarusian opposition Svetlana Tikhanovskaya. — EADaily) to Ukrainians: "We have something to offer you. These are our Belarusians.“ That is, should we go to fight for someone else's will in Ukraine? Do we want to be minced meat there?.. No, we don't want that," Lukashenko said, quoted by RIA Novosti.

Belarusians need to preserve the country and what has been created over the past few decades, he noted.

Lukashenka took part in the opening of the regional clinical hospital in Grodno today, and is also going to visit the XV Republican Festival of National Cultures.

As reported by EADaily, Ukraine is capable of destroying all key facilities on the territory of Belarus. This was stated by the adviser to the office of Vladimir Zelensky Mikhail Podolyak.