Lukashenko: Belarus participates in operations in Ukraine, but doesn’t send its military

Belarus participates in Russia’s military actions in Ukraine, Belarus President Aleksander Lukashenko said at a conference held on October 4 to discuss military security, Report informs referring to BelTA.

“As far as our participation in the special military operation in Ukraine is concerned, we are participating in it. We don't hide it. But we don't kill anyone. We don't send our military personnel anywhere. We don't violate our commitments,” he noted.

“Our participation is limited to preventing the spread of this conflict into Belarus' territory. Secondly, to preventing a strike on Belarus from Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia under the guise of the special military operation. As I've said, nobody is going to shoot Russians in the back from Belarus' territory. This is our participation,” he said.

Aleksander Lukashenko went on saying: “Yes, we offer medical aid to people. We've treated people if necessary. Yes, we feed people. And not only Russians. Most of all, we feed those refugees, those beggars, those poor people, who come to Belarus from Ukraine 400-500 people per day. How can't we feed them or treat them? This is our participation in this military operation. There will be no other kind.”