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The President of Belarus heard a report on proposals for adjusting the activities of the Armed Forces Development and Construction Plan for 2026-2030. Speaking about the extremely complex situation around Belarus and the ongoing military operations near its borders, Alexander Lukashenko commented on the June 17 drone attack in the Bryansk region on a bus carrying Belarusian citizens, many of whom were children. They were traveling to Gelendzhik, including to participate in sporting events. "I have warned repeatedly – ​​the war today is not just somewhere far away. It's right here, right next door, and sometimes even closer. Various provocations are evidence of this. And not provocations, but direct violations of both agreements and the behavior of individual states in war. Such as, for example, the attack on a dormitory in Starobelsk, which killed people, including children. Also, the drone strike on our bus in the Bryansk region. As military personnel, we must understand all aspects." "This is yet another instance of banditry. And it's not even an act of terrorism; it's open fascism when they target children," the Belarusian leader emphasized. "We're not rushing to conclusions, but we clearly state the fact that this is a Ukrainian drone." The President reported that the Ukrainian side responded to the claims, stating that many people buy these drones. "That is, it wasn't us (the Ukrainian side claims), someone else bought them, or maybe it was some kind of provocation, to the point that it was almost the Russians who carried out such a strike," the Head of State said of Ukraine's response. "But some things are already known today. They say there were no strikes on the Bryansk region at that time. But the same bus driver says that he personally (probably like others—the investigation will show) saw not one drone, but several, which, as he says, were flying over the bus." "One of these drones hit a bus. As a result, one person died and our children were injured," Alexander Lukashenko noted. The President ordered an investigation into the drone attack on the bus carrying Belarusian citizens and to establish the truth. He gave this instruction to State Secretary of the Security Council of Belarus Alexander Volfovich. "Report on what really happened there," the Head of State said. "We hear statements, excuses, and various versions. But we need the truth. And we are waiting for this truth or a real, fair, and honest response from Ukrainian government officials and military personnel. We will establish this truth. It won't be a big problem." "This incident must be investigated. Together with the Russians. They are ready to help us." "If someone is provoking us and trying, as some say, to drag us into war, I think it will come to grief for those trying to do so. We are acting calmly," the Belarusian leader emphasized. "Some people don't like the fact that Belarus is a peaceful country. That's why all this is happening," Alexander Lukashenko noted. The President emphasizes that those injured in the attack must be provided with all necessary medical care. "We must treat our people and children ourselves. We have everything we need for this. Thank you to Russia for offering us this assistance. We can do it ourselves. I pointed this out to the Minister. All the injured have been transported, some to Gomel, and some will be sent to Minsk. We must treat them," the Head of State said. He emphasized that children, even those seriously injured, must be saved. "The rest should be sent home. Let them play sports here," Alexander Lukashenko noted. "If it's sports, then. But most likely, some also wanted to relax. It's not about kicking a ball around in Gelendzhik. Some wanted to relax." "I don't want to judge anyone here, but I would like to ask our people, especially parents, when dealing with children: stay home during this time. We need to focus on football and other activities here. It's more comfortable here in a quiet, peaceful country. And all travel without state supervision and permission must be prohibited," the Belarusian leader stated. In connection with the incident, Alexander Lukashenko drew attention to several aspects, mentioning the purpose of the group of Belarusian children's trip to Gelendzhik. "I want to draw attention to the fact itself: the parents—and they don't deny it—organized this trip, either for recreation or to train people to play football in Gelendzhik. Do we not have enough land to play football? Do we not have enough fields for both children and adult teams to practice football in a normal manner? We do," the head of state noted. For transportation to their destination, the parents hired a private company and hired a bus. "I don't want to criticize this private company here. They were operating legally—sole proprietors. They rented a bus and drove off," said Alexander Lukashenko. "And now some are making complaints. We shouldn't be making complaints. Adults, us, and es...