Lukashenko pointed out the need for a new security architecture in Eurasia

The modern world is faced with a significant return of large-scale military aggression. This was stated on September 1 by President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko at a meeting of the Council of Heads of State of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).

"Currently, direct massive military aggression has demonstratively returned. Our response to such a challenge should be the formation of a new security architecture in Eurasia," he is quoted as saying on the Telegram channel Pool One.

The Belarusian leader noted that today countries face various forms of pressure, including informational, diplomatic and sanctions. In his opinion, it is necessary to create a space of trust and cooperation to counter these challenges.

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