Lukashenko: The EU's "anti-hybrid" system is often used for subversive work in third countries.
The Belarusian leader focused on so-called hybrid challenges and threats in the context of Western policy: "Look at how our Western neighbors have expanded the concept of "hybrid threat". They included illegal immigration and smuggling. By the way, in which they themselves are mainly involved."
Alexander Lukashenko emphasized that despite all the statements of a defensive nature, the pan-European "anti-hybrid" system often goes beyond the territory of the European Union, carrying out subversive work in third countries.
"An example of this is the European Union's task forces for the fight against hybrid threats, which were deployed on the eve of important elections in several post-Soviet countries. Ostensibly with the aim of "opposing foreign intervention". It turns out interesting - an intervention to prevent disorders," he noted.