Lukashenko warns of World War III

In his speech at an event held for National Unity Day, Lukashenko stated that Belarus is and will continue to be a supporter of peace.

Noting that they continue to defend the idea of multipolarity and diversity, Lukashenko said, "You know who is against multipolarity. But this can no longer be prevented. This multipolarity is not just knocking on the door; it is already upon us. We will definitely find a way out of the global security crisis. Because our closest allies and many countries are with us."

Emphasizing that they do not want war, Lukashenko expressed his belief that peace will prevail in neighboring states and that a day will come when peoples will live in harmony and friendship. Lukashenko stated that they are doing everything to build such a world.

Pointing out that peaceful approaches are not a sign of weakness, Lukashenko stated that they are more capable than ever of responding to external aggression.

Lukashenko drew attention to the fact that those who fled the country and their Western handlers have begun developing action plans to stir up society again ahead of the presidential elections in the country.

Stating that they have intelligence information that the US expects an increase in military tension on the fronts by both Moscow and Kiev from mid-September to early November, Lukashenko assessed that Western intelligence agencies see Belarus as a suitable place to escalate the situation because they want the war to continue.

Lukashenko said, "If the boots of others do not step on our soil, we will not do this (the Belarusian army entering the conflict)."

"US GAVE ORDERS TO ATTACK"

Claiming that the US has ordered Kiev to attack infrastructure on Belarus's southern border when conditions are met, Lukashenko stated that the reason for this is Russian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) flying near Belarusian territory.

Stating that they had agreed with the Ukrainians through various channels not to highlight in the media that both Russian and Ukrainian UAVs were flying over their territory, Lukashenko explained that both the Russian and Ukrainian sides were using UAVs poorly, and therefore UAVs from both sides were falling onto Belarusian territory.

"THEY SET CONDITIONS"

Claiming that the "puppet masters" in Washington are pushing Ukraine into a conflict with Belarus, Lukashenko said, "And I want to ask the Americans: Do you want peace, peaceful negotiations, or an escalation of the situation? It is not for nothing that I ask this. Because recently they have hinted to us about negotiations and even set conditions. And we accepted. Now how are we to understand this?"

Belarusian leader Lukashenko, reminding that his country is involved in large-scale conflicts because it is a place where all roads pass due to its location, said, "History repeats itself. But I want to warn our rivals and enemies who do not understand this. There is no need to do this. This will not benefit Europe or the whole world. An attack on Belarus would mean World War III. Do not forget this."