Szerepka: There's no room for special diplomacy in Belarus
Therefore, the EU's position with regard to political prisoners in our country should be conveyed simply and clearly.
The
accusations that Leszek Szerepka allegedly forgot about "the principles and rules
of a diplomatic representative in the host country" at his press
conference do not correspond with the reality. This is how the Polish
Ambassador commented the statement of Mikalaj Samaseyka, the Chairman of the
Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives, to Euroradio.
Leszek Szerepka:
"I, as usual, was trying
to be sincere in what I say. I say the things that must be said to make the
other party understand. There is no room for any kind of special diplomacy.
Diplomacy should be implemented in normal conditions, and here we have not
absolutely normal conditions. "
According to the diplomat, the newly elected Chairman of the Foreign Affairs
Committee of the Parliament of Belarus Mikalaj Samaseyka is "a new person
in the diplomatic and international field and is not fully aware in the
statements of foreign ambassadors."
The Polish Ambassador reminded once again the European Union's position with
regard to political prisoners and death penalty in our country at the
press-conference. He also said that the EU financed not the opposition, but the
civil society. MP Mikalaj Samaseyka commented the Ambassador's words to the
Polish media and said that "the Polish dream about the revenge in the East
still lives", and that Szerepka's statements on financing solely the civil
society do not correspond with the reality".