Self-proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said he was ready to participate in international dialogue to preserve peace and the well-being of future generations. This is stated in a personal letter to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, which the dictator handed over to the latter on May 20.. The content of the message was partially disclosed in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus.

In an address to Guterres, Lukashenka insists that Belarus is not an aggressor in the war between Russia and Ukraine and appreciates the position of the UN Secretary General regarding the difficult situation in the neighboring country.

“Lukashenko clearly states in his letter that Belarus is not an aggressor, as many in the West are trying to present us. But we are not traitors.. Honesty and decency in relations are important for our country,” the Foreign Ministry said in an explanation..

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In addition, the department did not forget to recall Lukashenka's " They also stressed that Belarus always stands for a “peace-loving foreign policy”.

Recall that since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Belarus has been actively helping the aggressor country. In particular, from the territory of the Republic of Belarus, the Russians carry out constant rocket attacks, deploy their own troops and equipment in the regions bordering Ukraine, and also take out the wounded and killed soldiers to Belarusian morgues and hospitals..

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Earlier, Lukashenka repeatedly stated that Belarus would not participate in Russia's war against Ukraine..