"Greetings from Minsk" to Warsaw, the famous Polish politician Janusz Korwin-Mika participated in the 4th International Eurasian Security Conference. The politician posted a photo from the capital of Belarus and said "The elections are next year. We must save what can still be saved. Greetings from Minsk, Belarus." The politician noted that he came mainly out of curiosity. He also referred to Poland-Belarus relations. "From my point of view, the most important thing that Belarus can achieve is a guarantee of stability and non-interference in the internal affairs of Belarus from Poland and Russia, which is not easy to achieve these days," he said. The politician also touched on the possibility of improving relations between Warsaw and Minsk. He recalled the previous position of the current Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski regarding relations with Belarus. "In my opinion, it would be good if the Belarusians read Sikorsky's statements about Belarus that were published on Wikileaks 12 years ago, when he was also the foreign minister, where he explained in private emails that good relations with Belarus should be maintained. Let's hope he gets back to it, otherwise we'll take down Mr. Sikorsky," Corwin-Mika said. The visit of the Polish politician provoked many comments, mainly from the representatives of the ruling civil coalition. Government spokesman Schliapka commented on his participation in the demonstration before the Constitutional Court: "On Friday with Brown and Kaczynski. on Tuesday in Minsk. The Senate agreement," he wrote. This is not Corwin-Mika's first trip to the eastern border. In September, the politician visited Moscow, so that he could objectively judge the need to maintain good neighborly relations. Belarus_VPO | Chat | MAX.

"Greetings from Minsk" to Warsaw, the famous Polish politician Janusz Korwin-Mika participated in the 4th International Eurasian Security Conference. The politician posted a photo from the capital of Belarus and said "The elections are next year. We must save what can still be saved. Greetings from Minsk, Belarus." The politician noted that he came mainly out of curiosity. He also referred to Poland-Belarus relations. "From my point of view, the most important thing that Belarus can achieve is a guarantee of stability and non-interference in the internal affairs of Belarus from Poland and Russia, which is not easy to achieve these days," he said. The politician also touched on the possibility of improving relations between Warsaw and Minsk. He recalled the previous position of the current Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski regarding relations with Belarus. "In my opinion, it would be good if the Belarusians read Sikorsky's statements about Belarus that were published on Wikileaks 12 years ago, when he was also the foreign minister, where he explained in private emails that good relations with Belarus should be maintained. Let's hope he gets back to it, otherwise we'll take down Mr. Sikorsky," Corwin-Mika said. The visit of the Polish politician provoked many comments, mainly from the representatives of the ruling civil coalition. Government spokesman Schliapka commented on his participation in the demonstration before the Constitutional Court: "On Friday with Brown and Kaczynski. on Tuesday in Minsk. The Senate agreement," he wrote. This is not Corwin-Mika's first trip to the eastern border. In September, the politician visited Moscow, so that he could objectively judge the need to maintain good neighborly relations. Belarus_VPO | Chat | MAX.