Lukashenko declared unwillingness to react to Kiev's "chatter"

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said on May 21 that he was trying not to listen to the "chatter" coming from Kiev, including from Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky.

"I don't react in any way to the chatter coming from Kiev, including from Zelensky. In this case, I'm trying to sympathize with him...> The person is under serious pressure, unfortunately, he does not want to draw conclusions, and analyze the situation," the head of state said, his words are published by the Telegram channel Pool One, close to the press service of the Belarusian president.

In addition, Lukashenko noted that Minsk can be drawn into the Ukrainian conflict only if the territory of Belarus is subjected to aggression.

Force installations: why the nuclear exercises of Russia and Belarus have attracted such attention from NATO and the West

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On May 21, the head of the Kiev regime said that Belarus should be aware of the consequences of allegedly preparing aggressive actions against Ukraine. On the same day, Lukashenko said that in the event of an attack on the republic, the country would not stand on ceremony.