Lukashenka said it was necessary to prepare to counter attempts to disrupt the election.
On October 20, self-proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko held a meeting of the All-Belarusian People’s Assembly and changes to the electoral law. This was reported by his press service.
According to Lukashenka, the need to change the code has spread gradually, over several years, “but now life itself forces us to work quickly and accelerate.”
“The 2024 election must be held according to the new rules. There is just over a year left. This will be the biggest campaign in recent years,” he said.
“We cannot expect easy election campaigns. You will see for yourself what the conditions of our country are. Uncertainty in the international situation, unprecedented external pressure, information attacks and provocations,” said by Lukashenka.
According to him, we must prepare to counter attempts to disrupt the election.
“If you want to overcome the problem, please. Take the banner in your hands and go. If you want to be quiet and calm, so that in the morning and evening, if you do not go to the shower itself (although I think everyone has such opportunity), then bathe your children in warm water, for heat in the house, for gas, oil, etc., for something to eat in the morning and at night, to eat, to dress something, if you want it ( it’s also a choice), then we stuck our teeth together and forward, do what I tell you,” said Lukashenka.
It should be noted that parliamentary elections in Belarus will be held on February 25, 2024. Within 60 days after the parliamentary elections, elections to the All-Belarusian People’s Assembly will be held.
Earlier, Lukashenko said he was “always on guard” and that he was “tired” of power.
He also acknowledged the participation of Belarus in the war.
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Source: korrespondent
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