The Central Election Committee of Belarus held a meeting on February 3rd, local time, and Karpenko, Chairman of the Central Election Commission (CEC), announced the final vote count results of the presidential election held on January 26th. Current President Lukashenko received the support of 86.82% of voters and was officially elected as the new President of Belarus.

In addition, Belarusian Prime Minister Golovchenko signed a decree on the 3rd, and members of the Belarusian central government resigned in accordance with relevant procedures, but will perform their duties until the new government is elected.

The Central Election Commission of Belarus held a press conference at noon on January 27th, local time, to confirm the preliminary vote count results of the presidential election. Current President Lukashenko won the election with 86.82% of the votes in the election held on the 26th.

According to a report by RIA Novosti on January 26th, Belarusian President Lukashenko said that Belarus will never pursue an anti-China policy and that the United States cannot bribe Minsk.

When talking to reporters on the 26th about the story of his meeting with the former US Secretary of State, Lukashenko said: "Why are we fighting China now? Why should we pursue a policy against the Chinese people? I will never do this, and you (the United States) can't buy me in this respect. That's the content of the conversation. That's our experience."