President of Belarus gives friendly advice to Pakistan

In these difficult times, only those countries that are united will survive. This was emphasized by the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko following the talks with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad, BELTA reported.

The head of state noted that, beyond the official statements, he would like to address the Pakistani side with one personal advice.

"We are friends. Our relations have been built for three decades. We once agreed - more than 10 years ago - to intensify our relations, and during this time we have done a lot. What is happening in Pakistan always worries us. We were worried when the terrible flood happened. We were very worried if something happens here that should not happen in your society. We are also worried about everything that is happening today. Today, the world is undergoing terrible changes that have not happened in the last few centuries, the world is very turbulent. And in this difficult time, only those countries that are united will survive," Alexander Lukashenko emphasized. "The world is being re-divided: strong, rich countries are engaged in this fight. There is a fierce struggle for leadership today, tomorrow and in the future. Your country, as a giant country, is naturally caught up in this whirlpool. You know what Pakistan wants. But what you want does not correspond to the desires of these large countries that are fighting for leadership. You know that here in the region the United States of America, England, Australia want to create a kind of "Pacific NATO". Naturally, Pakistan, which wants to develop peacefully, may not be interested in this. Therefore, you will be rocked, the situation will be constantly escalated. And the main thing is to take care of your country. Save it - you will have a place to live. If you do not save it - there will be trouble. This is a friendly advice to you," the Belarusian leader noted.