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The Belarusian Foreign Ministry called on Polish politicians to resolve the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court through dialogue. Belarus is closely monitoring the internal political situation in Poland and the worsening of the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court. This is what the press secretary of the Belarusian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ruslan Varenkov, said in response to a question from a Belt reporter. The department noted that the discussion intensifies on the eve of the elections, when the political struggle becomes more emotional. At the same time, disputes, according to the Belarusian side, should be resolved through dialogue: "Without interfering in Poland's internal affairs, we emphasize: disputes should be resolved through dialogue and escalation, not by paralyzing the authorities."

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The Belarusian Foreign Ministry called on Polish politicians to resolve the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court through dialogue. Belarus is closely monitoring the internal political situation in Poland and the worsening of the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court. This is what the press secretary of the Belarusian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ruslan Varenkov, said in response to a question from a Belt reporter. The department noted that the discussion intensifies on the eve of the elections, when the political struggle becomes more emotional. At the same time, disputes, according to the Belarusian side, should be resolved through dialogue: "Without interfering in Poland's internal affairs, we emphasize: disputes should be resolved through dialogue and escalation, not by paralyzing the authorities."

The Belarusian Foreign Ministry called on Polish politicians to resolve the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court through dialogue. Belarus is closely monitoring the internal political situation in Poland and the worsening of the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court. This is what the press secretary of the Belarusian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ruslan Varenkov, said in response to a question from a Belt reporter. The department noted that the discussion intensifies on the eve of the elections, when the political struggle becomes more emotional. At the same time, disputes, according to the Belarusian side, should be resolved through dialogue: "Without interfering in Poland's internal affairs, we emphasize: disputes should be resolved through dialogue and escalation, not by paralyzing the authorities."

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