Lukashenko meets with State Secretary of Security Council
Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko met with State Secretary of the Security Council of Belarus Stanislav Zas. They discussed the work of law enforcement agencies after a recent meeting at the Palace of Independence, the outcome of the visit to Warsaw, where negotiations between the secretaries of the security councils of Poland, Ukraine and Belarus and the U.S. President’s National Security Advisor John Bolton took place. Another important topic was the joint work with Russia on security matters. Stanislav Zas informed the head of state that after the meeting on the quality of work of law enforcement agencies, the basic instructions and requirements, which were voiced at the meeting, were brought to the attention of the corresponding agencies.
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Checking the combat readiness of formations and military units
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