OREANDA-NEWS  Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko called the training of special forces of European countries near the borders of Russia and Belarus dangerous. His words during the session of the Council of the countries of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) are transmitted by STV on Telegram.

The politician noted that Russia and Belarus will not fight against the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) and the European Union in 2030. According to him, Moscow and Minsk see "decent spending" by Europeans on security.

"The danger is that troops and special forces are being trained near our borders, and the danger is that the militarization of Western countries continues," he stressed.

The day before, Lukashenko held a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The talks took place in Moscow upon the arrival of the Belarusian leader in the Russian capital.