“The so -called “presidential elections” in Belarus were neither honest nor transparent and democratic. They were transformed into one person’s political show. This was stated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. According to the Foreign Ministry, the “elections” that have passed in Belarus are difficult to call such honest, transparent and democratic. In particular, political repression in Belarus is evidenced by this deprived of any voters of any”, – Write On: ua.news
The so -called “presidential elections” in Belarus were neither honest nor transparent and democratic. They were transformed into one person’s political show.
This was stated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.
According to the Foreign Ministry, the “elections” that have passed in Belarus are difficult to call such honest, transparent and democratic. In particular, political repression in Belarus is evidenced, which have deprived the voters of any alternative choice.
“Elections that take place in the conditions of full administrative control and political persecution, the lack of real political competition, oppression of freedom of speech and the absence of non -controlled media may not be legitimate. It’s a farce, ”the message said.
The department stated that they are fully divided and joined to the EU Foreign Affairs Service regarding the results of this “action”. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine expresses support to those Belarusians who continue to fight for democratic changes in their country, its independence, preservation of their national dignity and identity.
“The Belarusian people deserves a better future than to be a hostage to one person who not only deprives Belarusian prospects for decent development in the family of European peoples, to which they historically belong, but also creates security threats to neighboring countries and the European region In general, ”the Foreign Ministry write.
We will remind, the chairman of the Central Election Commission (CEC) of Belarus Igor Karpenko informed that for the self -proclaimed head of state Alexander Lukashenko, 86.82% of voters voted in the so -called elections.
The leader of the Belarusian regime Alexander Lukashenko stated that he did not plan to participate in the elections, but he was persuaded to do so. He also complained about the lack of decent replacement.
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