
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko announced the involvement of the Latvian authorities in the incident with the infiltration of an armed group allegedly from Belarusian territory, calling the incident stupidity.
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The statement was made in response to accusations that an armed group had infiltrated Latvia from the territory of Belarus.
The Latvian authorities themselves are involved in the penetration of an armed group into Latvia, allegedly from the territory of Belarus. This statement was made by the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, BelTA reports.
“We have nothing to do with this, that we [allegedly] entered their territory - people in masks, military - grabbed someone, captured or pushed some group of migrants there. “You can’t think of anything more stupid,” the politician said.

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