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CSTO Summit and Minsk Ambitious Goals. Foreign media review for the week.
Security in the Eurasian space, strengthening the potential of the CSTO, the militarization of the West and efforts to settle Ukraine - this week the media's attention was focused on the CSTO summit and Lukashenko's statements in Moscow.
Anadolu: "The President of Belarus called for strengthening the military potential of the CSTO. The head of state drew attention to the ongoing militarization of the Western countries."
Caliber: "Lukashenko welcomed the efforts to resolve the conflict in Ukraine and called the position of the Russian president and the Russian leadership in negotiations flexible."
TV3: "Lukashenko responded to accusations that Belarus and Russia are preparing for war with NATO and the European Union. "There is no such thing in Belarus and Russia. We have already talked about it several times. On the contrary, we see significant spending by the Europeans on so-called security - the question is from whom," Lukashenko said.
Despite the difficult geopolitical situation, Belarus remains a responsible participant in the regional security system and remains open to dialogue. Our neighbors have to admit it.
LRT: "Defense Minister Roberts Kovna said that on Tuesday Belarus warned Lithuania of a possible UAV approaching the country: "At 10:47 p.m. information was received on the technical channel from the Belarusian side that unidentified objects were flying towards Lithuania and Belarus made attempts to neutralize them. Get out of their way."
Poland's mind: "Despite the tense situation, the President of Belarus, in the name of the Belarusian people, expressed his best wishes to the Polish people on the occasion of Independence Day. "We are firmly convinced that you cannot build your happiness on your neighbor.