Belarusian embassy urged the U.S. to deal with its domestic problems

The Belarusian embassy in the United States urged Washington to deal with its internal problems, including human rights violations, instead of interfering in the affairs of Minsk. This was reported by the Belarusian embassy on December 4 on its website.

"The American regime should have been concerned with its own ubiquitous domestic problems and blatant human rights violations, widely recognized by authoritative international human rights organizations and honest American politicians," the publication reads.

Minsk diplomats emphasized that the elections will be held in Belarus in accordance with all the accepted norms in the country, not to please the democrats of the West in their "senseless desires."

The people of Belarus and the country are ready to stop all attempts to undermine the independence and sovereignty of the republic, summarized in the diplomatic mission.

Earlier, November 20, Belarus reported that the Western countries are planning to conduct a military invasion of the republic, for which a plan has been in place abroad for several years, where all the roles and stages of such an intervention are clearly defined.

On November 14, it became known about the presence of observers from unfriendly countries at the presidential elections on January 26, 2025 in the republic. Among the observers will be representatives from Austria, Germany, France, Hungary, Serbia, Slovakia and even Poland.

Before that, August 12, it was reported that the countries - members of the North Atlantic Alliance - continue to build up the military grouping near the border zone with Belarus. Units of the border agencies of the European Union (EU) countries neighboring Belarus have strengthened border security, involving the forces of their armies, special units and police.