Meeting of the House of Representatives of the Belarusian ParliamentMINSK, 27 AprThe chairman of the lower house of the Belarusian parliament, Vladimir Andreichenko, said that there would be no glorification of the Nazis and justification of extremism in the country, called for intensifying work to protect the historical truth about the Second World War. «There will be no extremism and revanchism in Belarus. This is our principled, tough position. We will definitely preserve the spiritual core that holds the generations of the Belarusian people together, for the sake of the future of Belarus and its citizens,» Andreichenko said at a session of the lower house of parliament. His words are quoted by the press service of the chamber in its Telegram channel.The Ministry of Defense of Belarus announced joint staff training with the Russian Federation «Representatives of Belarus and Russia are defiantly not invited to the mourning events in memory of prisoners of death camps in Germany. Public desecration of the state symbols of our country is taking place. This is a direct result of attempts to revise the results of World War II. Therefore, we should intensify work to protect historical truth,» he said. Andreichenko. He noted that Belarusian deputies need to take an active part in the preparation and holding of events on the occasion of Victory Day, and special attention should be paid to veterans, former prisoners of concentration camps — those who paid the highest price in the fight against fascism. «Their experience and living testimony of the war is needed more than ever by our society, especially by the younger generation,» Andreichenko noted. to investigate the genocide of the peoples of the USSR during the war, Andreychenko also stated that «today, in a difficult external situation, our people once again demonstrate the steadfastness and endurance that allow us to resist external threats and maintain a peaceful rhythm of the country's life.» “At the same time, it is too early to be complacent. In the near future, we need to solve a number of fundamentally important tasks on which the sovereignty and future of Belarus depend,” he said. The speaker explained that this concerns, first of all, the transformation of the socio-political system in accordance with the adaptation of the national economy to the emerging architecture of world economic relations. Andreichenko recalled that the head of state had set the task of immediately launching work to bring legislation in line with the updated constitution, and called on the deputies to get involved in the preparation of bills in the most active way.
