KGB believes that the opponents of the Belarusian authorities will start to agitate the situation in the country in November-Decembe, first deputy chairman of the KGB Sergey Terebov said, BelTA informs.

"Literally since November-December they will start another rocking of the topic, coupled with the creation of hotbeds of social tension among students. It's another step that we expect in the near future," he said.

According to him, at present there is order and security in the country, and "paradoxically, but in this connection, the law enforcement agencies record the growing threat of external intervention from Lithuania, Latvia, Poland and Ukraine."

"Political émigré centers continue to develop their political project - the so-called united transitional cabinet - and ensure its recognition and financing by the West as a government in exile. The goal here is the same - to deprive the legitimacy of the current government and justify terrorist attacks and sabotage," said the deputy chairman of the KGB.