Ukraine's president @ZelenskyyUa issues lengthy statement on Telegram following a night of unrest during #Belarus elections - he urges "maximum tolerance". 
Continuing thread on reactions as they come in.
Belgian MEP Guy Verhofstadt says this on Twitter:
Belgian MEP Guy Verhofstadt says this on Twitter:
"EU silence and passivity on the stifling of democracy in Belarus is unconscionable," says former President of Estonia on Twitter.
A statement from Zelenskiy via Twitter:
Polish Prime Minister has called for an EU summit in light of events in Belarus.
EC president Charles Michel: "Violence against protesters is not the answer"
"Latvia believes closer cooperation between the European Union and Belarus is in the interest of all of us".
President of Latvia's statement: #Belarus
President of Latvia's statement: #Belarus
President of Lithuania:
"Harassment & violent repression of peaceful protesters has no place in Europe".
European Commission president @vonderleyen tweets #Belarus
European Commission president @vonderleyen tweets #Belarus
Donald Tusk thread:
"I call on President Lukashenka to publish the actual results of yesterday’s vote, to stop the violence, to withdraw special forces and to immediately release the arrested peaceful protesters"
"I call on President Lukashenka to publish the actual results of yesterday’s vote, to stop the violence, to withdraw special forces and to immediately release the arrested peaceful protesters"
