The issue was raised by Poland, which, diplomats said, used today's meeting of EU foreign ministers to brief other governments about its concerns. There followed a very brief discussion after which the EU's top diplomat, Catherine Ashton, was mandated to issue a brief and measured statement to reporters in Brussels.
"We are concerned about the police action against the Union of Poles in Belarus and their chairwoman, Anzhelika Borys. These developments constitute a setback in our relationship” with the Belarusian authorities, Ashton said.
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