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"Europe cannot be free and secure without a free and secure Belarus!" This reminder came from Polish MP Aleksandra Wiśniewska, who emphasized that democratic transformations in Belarus are directly linked to the security of all Europe. Aleksandra Wiśniewska represents the Civic Platform party in the Sejm. She is known... as a human rights advocate who has worked in humanitarian crisis zones. Wiśniewska noted that the freedom of Belarus and Ukraine are interconnected elements of a broader struggle for democracy and stability in Europe. Wiśniewska began her career by assisting victims of wars and disasters. She participated in missions with the Red Cross and the United Nations. Currently, she is striving to gain international support for Belarusian democratic forces. Wiśniewska firmly believes that the Lukashenko regime threatens not only the citizens of Belarus but the entire region. 📢 Poland continues to actively support Belarusian activists, independent media, and civil society. Poland’s stance is clear: Europe cannot feel secure while Belarus remains under the grip of dictatorship. NEXTA continues its series of materials in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland to provide Belarusians with an objective picture of current events. All publications reflect exclusively the position of the NEXTA Editorial Team and are not the official stance of the Polish MFA.show more

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Mat Lewis1 year ago

Without Putin there would be no Aleksandr Lukashenko in power in Belarus.

Wojciech1 year ago

As long as Lukashenko is in power, Belarus will not be able to go in this direction And Europe has been free for decades

Jedyny Taki 🇵🇱 #Nawrocki2025 #TakDlaCPK1 year ago

And that's why Civic Platform has closed BelsatTV in Poland, which for years, has been the voice of free Europe for Belarusian people...makes sense. Not.

Leming Alfa1 year ago

She's a mem women. And you quote her? Lol.

Andrew Dalek1 year ago

Her party withdrew all the support for Belarusian opposition in Poland, including shutting down the free Belarus TV station broadcasting into Belarusian territory. They also decided not to pressure Lukashenka on his human rights record and political prisoners, including Polish citizens. Here is a typical German method adopted by the Tusk government: publicly talking about one thing and quietly doing another.

Derp_Shaco🇵🇱1 year ago

we are so sorry for her

Atis Ozo1 year ago

What? 😆 Europe is free for decades without belarus and can stay free for millennia. What a pile of rubbish nonsense 😄

Jose Roberto da Silv1 year ago

Be careful what you want, Belarus is free, safe, and at peace, unlike Poland 🇵🇱 with US bases 🇺🇸 damn

RazDwa1 year ago

Why you promote friends of Putin?

Mr. Test Tester Female1 year ago

Why are these people trying so hard to destabilize the region?

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