Confidence in the successful holding of the republican referendum on February 27 on amendments to the Basic Law of Belarus was expressed by Alexander Lukashenko, speaking in the Kremlin on Friday following the talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The Belarusian leader told reporters that he "informed his colleague about how Belarus is preparing for the most important political event - the constitutional referendum. We will conduct it with dignity in accordance with the interests of the Belarusian people, and this will not contradict relations with our fraternal Russia," stressed Lukashenko.

In this regard, he recalled that the West is actively trying with the hands of "fugitive" oppositionists, "if not to destabilize, then at least to shake up the situation in the country. True, no one has been entertaining the illusions of a repeat of August 2020 for a long time," he reasonably stated is he.

The President expressed confidence that through joint efforts Belarussia would be able to overcome the most difficult situations, resist any challenges and threats, and build a common future. “And even if no one expects that we will tremble before some difficulties, difficulties and problems,” Lukashenka summed up.

By the way, the president stressed that the events in Kazakhstan are also evidence that it will not be possible to "break" the countries set for unity, including Russia and Belarus. The Russian president "noted, and I absolutely agree with him, that they are trying to tear us apart, to separate us. And not only Russia and Belarus, but all those states that are set to unite. This is also not the right way, nothing will work out. We appreciate it" - Lukashenko said.

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