Moscow: Belarus said Monday one of his diplomats was injured after an attack on his embassy in London, amid international counterattack on the migrant crisis in the former Soviet country.
Western countries accused the migrant entry techniques on their borders with members of the Polish European Union by allowing thousands of people to enter and encourage them to cross to the European Union as a form of retaliation for European Union sanctions.
The Belarusian Ministry said in a statement that his Embassy in London was attacked by suggested suspects belonging to the “radical immigrant group”.
They said they damaged the building facade and “physically attacked” the diplomats arrived at the scene.
One of the diplomats was taken to hospital with a damaged nose, a concussion of light brain and lost teeth, the ministry said.
Some attackers were detained by London police when they tried to escape from the scene on foot.
The attack “fluently showed the actual face and fanatical method, which a number of Western collective countries continue to try to give up as a peaceful protester,” said the statement.
The Ministry said he had summoned England England’s charging and stated “strong protest” for the incident.
Tensions between Belarus and West have been high in recent months, with Western leaders blamed for the migrant crisis at the President of the President of Alexanderko.
Belarus, ruled by Lukashenko since 1994, has refused the accusation.