Lukashenka is afraid that “nationalistic and radical ideas and doctrines” are exported to Belarus

Belarus head is exploiting antimilitary subjects to his utmost.

The wars and conflicts going on in the world must not cross the Belarusian border, Lukashenka stated at the meeting with high-ranking officers of Belarusan law enforcement agencies.

“We cannot but take into account the fact that the modern world is rapidly changing. It is getting less and less safer to live in. A number of countries have plunged into the vortex of civil wars and international conflicts. And these phenomena are now in the immediate vicinity of our borders,” stated the Belarusian leader.

Aliaksandr Lukashenka stressed that the relevant negative manifestations must not cross over into Belarus. “It is our task before the state, a duty we owe to our families, children, and all the people in need of protection,” he stated.

In modern conditions there is a threat of nationalist and radical ideas and doctrines getting exported into Belarus. “In these conditions when real and potential threats to the national security of Belarus continue and get stronger, we should do our best to ensure our independence and our decent future, - BelTA quotes Lukashenka. – With these goals in mind it is necessary to maintain at high levels the defense capability of the country, the protection of its territorial integrity, and the constitutional system. Power-wielding agencies are an important factor of national security, peace and calm in the country. This is why we pay close attention to the present state and development prospects of our entire power-wielding block”.