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Lukashenko concerned about Leopard tanks at Belarus' western border

The situation on western borders of the country gives reasons for concern. Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko made the relevant statement as he talked to employees of the Lida District Central Hospital on 26 October, BelTA has learned.

The Belarusian leader noted: “You can see perfectly well. You are closer to the west than the rest. And you see what has been going on and what they want from us. They even moved Leopard tanks towards our border yesterday.”

He turned towards the President's Aide – Inspector for Grodno Oblast Yuri Karayev: “Yuri, you should keep an eye on what they are doing beyond the border (you are a general among other things). I want prompt tips. Extreme scoundrels. I am afraid they might start a little war here.”

Written by belta.by