Lukashenka compared the Belarusian regime to democratic Poland, Lithuania and Latvia, citing that there was allegedly no salt there.
If there is no dictatorship in Belarus, the people will “be naked.” This was stated by the head of the Belarusian regime Alexander Lukashenko. BelTA reports.
He compared the Belarusian regime to democratic Poland, Lithuania and Latvia, noting that there was allegedly no salt there.
“That’s the whole democracy! Thank God we have a dictatorship. You criticized me all: dictatorship, dictatorship. But there is order under this dictatorship. If there is no dictatorship, we are naked,” Lukashenka insisted.
Earlier it was reported that the Belarusian oppositionist offered 500 thousand euros for the arrest of Lukashenka.
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Source: korrespondent
