Macron called on the EU to support protesters in Belarus

French President Emmanuel Macron called on the European Union to continue to mobilize along with hundreds of thousands of people speaking in Belarus, Le Figaro reports. The European Union should continue to mobilize along with hundreds of thousands of residents who peacefully demonstrate respect for their rights, freedom and sovereignty, the French president said on Twitter. Earlier, the European Union agreed to sanctions against Belarusian officials related to repression or electoral fraud. According to the news agency, rallies of opponents of current President Alexander Lukashenko are held in large cities of Belarus, as well as in Minsk. See also:

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