Belarus’ FM attends exhibition to mark 110 years of Lake Naroch offensive

MINSK, Mar 18 (BelTA/APP): It is important to preserve peace and seek ways to resolve problems through negotiation, Belarus’ Minister of Foreign Affairs Maxim Ryzhenkov said at the opening ceremony of the exhibition Saving Europe. 110 years of the Lake Naroch offensive at the National Historical Museum, BelTA has learned.

The minister noted that the events of the First World War are still insufficiently studied, and significant work remains to be done in this area, especially since the tragic pages of the Lake Naroch offensive are passed down from generation to generation.

“We know the value of life, and Belarus’ peace-oriented policy is reflected in various international initiatives of our country,” Maxim Ryzhenkov stressed.