President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko spoke about the protests in the country yesterday.
According to Gadin.Net, BelTA reports that he said that there would be no field movements in Belarus as someone wanted:
"During the protests, about 25 riot police officers were injured and their arms and legs were broken. ... The riots in Belarus are organized from outside, and one of the lines that makes the dolls is the Czech Republic."
Mr Lukashenko said protesters had called on 200 to 300 people in southern Belarus to seize power in one of the cities.
"People from the Russian Federation, Ukraine and Poland are involved in the riots in Belarus, trying to control the process from abroad."
"Belarusian law enforcement agencies have saved people from a critical step. The situation is not catastrophic, but very dangerous," Lukashenko said. "Today, we will deal with anyone who incites and incites those boys to riots."
He also said that after the election, the protesters wanted to raid the presidential residence.