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hello. the disintegration of the post-soviet space is one of the main tasks of the nato intelligence community and their allies. this was stated by the president of belarus at a meeting with the heads of the delegation who arrived in minsk to participate in a meeting and meeting of the heads of security agencies and intelligence services of the cis member states. cooperation makes it possible to better understand each other’s interests, take them into account and accept them.

and not just proxies. completely degraded other international structures from the osce and the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to the international organization of the red cross. marvelous. they have turned into platforms for demagogues and tools for serving and realizing the interests of global players. we've reached the point of absurdity. the european peace fund allocates funds for...

well, don’t come, well, the ambassador will come, stay there and so on, but don’t go, because then it will be difficult to enter, for various reasons, mikheil saakashvili said the same thing, here in minsk, alone at one invited him, and i explained to him, well... don’t rush, today maybe

i would like to, especially for ukraine, which has remained stuck, as we say, on the road, both politically and somehow, everything is inconvenient, that is, it’s easy to get out, it ’s more difficult to get in, attempts to create extremist cells, high-profile actions in machulishchi in grodno, attempts to undermine the railway, only what concerns the activity of foreign intelligence services on the territory of belarus, all this is on time.

ukraine needs 50 billion euros for the next 4 years, so voting for a budget assistance program that kyiv will not receive the money yet. in addition , the summit decided to grant georgia the status of a candidate country for accession to the eu. the trust of british residents in their politicians is at its lowest level in 40 years; only 9% of participants in a survey by the sociological service ipss are ready to trust them.