Lukashenko says he has no regrets' about Belarus helping Russia to invade Ukraine
Briefly

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko expressed no regrets over allowing Russia's invasion of Ukraine from Belarus while facing international condemnation for a flawed election process. Germany's foreign minister and other European officials criticized the vote as a sham with significant human rights abuses occurring in Belarus. Lukashenko, having held power since 1994, dismissed concerns over a potential succession while maintaining a misogynistic stance on leadership. International sanctions against his regime continue as the nation grapples with political repression and a history of violent crackdowns on dissent.
Instead of free and fair elections and a life without fear and arbitrariness, they experience oppression, repression and human rights violations on a daily basis.
The EU will maintain sanctions against the regime, highlighting international condemnation of the sham presidential election.
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