President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, in an interview with the French Press news agency, commented on a number of current international issues as well as the internal situation in the country, BelTA reports.
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, in an interview with the French Press news agency, commented on a number of current international issues as well as the internal situation in the country, BelTA reports.
During the conversation, the Head of State answered questions about when the conflict in Ukraine will end, under what circumstances it could have been avoided, and what Belarus's role is in the Russian special operation. The situation surrounding the Ryanair aircraft and the ICAO investigation into this matter were also discussed.
Alexander Lukashenko was asked how much longer he would remain in power, how he reacts to attempts to interfere with court proceedings, how he feels about being called a dictator, and what the difference is between a dictatorship and the policy pursued in Belarus. At the end of the conversation, the President shared whether he looks to the future with optimism.
Source: belta.by