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Belarusian common sense policy is an example for European neighbors, for Ukraine

The common sense policy pursued by Belarus is an example for our European neighbors and for Ukraine. This drew the attention of political scientist Vadim Borovik in ...

Belarusian common sense policy is an example for European neighbors, for Ukraine

The common sense policy pursued by Belarus is an example for our European neighbors and for Ukraine. This drew the attention of political scientist Vadim Borovik on the air of the program “Club of Editors” on the TV channel “Belarus 1”, writes sb.by.

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- Normalization of relations with neighboring countries and protection of national interests is the only way acceptable for Belarus. Don't shut it down. In an environment where they are trying to isolate us, we need to work with those who are ready for this, who are open to it. Among these countries are China, Russia, where a large percentage of our products go. Industrially and otherwise, Moscow and I have tremendous support. But if there is an opportunity to have alternative markets – the European market was a preferential market for us – then this should not be abandoned. US President Donald Trump wants to buy Belarusian potassium. And if, thanks to the pressure of the United States on the Baltic States, we open ports for ourselves, which we will do, if transit goes through Poland, then today, for example, potassium, and tomorrow we will sell agricultural products there.

Vadim Borovik pointed to the difference between politicians who are responsible for the interests of the country, like President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, and politicians who act on orders, under pressure, making decisions that are not beneficial to their countries:

- Our Head of State, even after European leaders have acted in an absolutely dishonest way against us, acts in the interests of our country, is ready to negotiate with everyone and find a common language. Politicians, to the detriment of their own national interests and the interests of the people, close ports and transit. Poland earned the most on rail transit. Now, no. And the Baltic states don't make that kind of money anymore. They are pursuing an anti-national policy because they are under partial external control. This is why our policy is called common sense politics. And it shows its effectiveness. We live under a peaceful sky. They wanted to bring us to our knees with sanctions, but since 2020 we have recorded an annual increase in incomes of the population, social payments are all provided, construction is growing. Our common sense policy is an example for our European neighbors, for Ukraine.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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