The president was scheduled to attend a forum in Grodno on October 8-9.
Ukraine's Minister of Foreign Affairs (MFA) Dmytro Kuleba says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will not visit Belarus while mass protests continue there.
"Until the situation in Belarus stabilizes, it would be reckless to announce any visit or initiative," Kuleba told UA:Ukrainian Radio on August 14.
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The stabilization of the situation in Belarus with minimal losses through a dialogue between the Belarusian authorities and society is key now, he said.
"It is obvious to everyone that such dialogue is needed. And we represent a country where the right to peaceful protest is indisputable. We have our own history. Each country has its own specifics, and it is obvious to us that they need to start talking and looking for a way out of the situation that has now emerged in Belarus," he said.