Lukashenko comments on Poland's statements about 'impending uprising in Belarus'

Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko commented on the statements made in Poland about "the impending uprising in Belarus" as he talked to journalists in the Kremlin, BelTA has learned.

"We are keeping an eye on these people that this confused Polish general was talking about. They say they are putting together regiments or battalions. At least they proclaim that they are doing this. But in fact... We know where they are. We know them by name. We're ready. Let them come," the head of state said.

"Unfortunately, they do not hear what I say. A few months ago I said that they were preparing an uprising, a revolution... whatever. We have known for a long time that they are up to something, perhaps preparing another revolt," the head of state said.

The other day, General Waldemar Skrzypczak, the former Deputy Minister of National Defense of Poland, said that Poland should prepare for a coming uprising in Belarus and that Poland should aid the military operation.