Lukashenko announced his intention to leave Wagner PMC fighters who came to the country to serve under contract
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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said he would like to leave the Wagner PMC fighters that arrived in the country, which according to the treaty will serve .
The head of state noted that the initiative to deploy Wagner fighters in Belarus was his, which he does not regret. “I want to keep these people in the armed forces of our country,” Lukashenko said. “And starting from them to more actively create a contract army. The Belta agency also quotes the words of the country's leader to the Wagnerites: “People who are wise with experience are mostly officers there, that's their profession.” “They say it's cheaper,” the Belarusian president added.
Some units of Wagner's group have transferred to the Russian regular army, some are working in Africa and some will remain in Belarus, Lukashenko noted.
p> < p>“We are not seeking war and I think everything will be fine,” he reassured the citizens.