The self-proclaimed president of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, said that his country would allegedly help Ukraine recover after the end of the war against the aggressor country of russia.
As BelTA reports, Lukashenko announced this on October 4.
Lukashenko said that the authorities of Ukraine allegedly count on the fact that after the end of the war, the West will restore the country. The self-proclaimed president of Belarus said that nobody would do it.
He stated that after the end of the war, the USA will be busy with its own affairs and "will not care about Ukraine".
"The leadership of Ukraine needs to get their heads in their hands and understand that they will first of all have to restore the country. With the help of people close to them, primarily Belarusians," Lukashenko said.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, Lukashenko accused the russian military of inexperience due to the increasing number of drones flying over the territory of Belarus.
We will remind, on September 22, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine condemned the meeting between Lukashenko and the head of the occupation administration of the Donetsk Region, Denys Pushylin.
We also wrote that Lukashenko stated that he allegedly agreed with Ukraine not to disclose information about the cases of drones flying into the territory of Belarus.
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