Maxim Karpenko.
17.04.2020 17:44
(Moscow time) Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko believes his country is handling the coronavirus epidemic better than Russia. He stated this during a visit to the Neman glass factory, a correspondent reports.
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“Yes, we will still be sick. We understood this very well and predicted it two months ago. For now we are going this way. But this is very hard and costly work - to fight locally, without isolating people, without issuing any passes, when Moscow was completely stopped. We did not go this route, but it is very difficult to single out each person,” Lukashenko said. He again repeated his favorite thesis that Russia can afford not to work, since it lives off the sale of oil and gas. “Of course, it’s more difficult for us, than Russia. They are on vacation, but the pipes are working. Although the price has fallen, the currency is still flowing in. We don't have that. Therefore, people must understand that they themselves must move,” said Lukashenko. Sergey Stepanov, [17.04.20 17:24][Resent from Alyssandro Suvorov]Zelensky came for one term to hammer the last nails into the coffin of Ukraine
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President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko believes that it is much more difficult for his country to cope with the coronavirus epidemic.
He stated this during a visit to the Neman glass factory, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
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“Yes, we will still be sick. We understood this very well and predicted it two months ago. For now we are going this way. But this is very hard and costly work - to fight locally, without isolating people, without issuing any passes, when Moscow was completely stopped. We did not go this route, but it is very difficult to single out each person,” Lukashenko said.
He also once again repeated the thesis that Russia can afford not to work, since it lives off the sale of oil and gas.
“Of course, it’s more difficult for us than for Russia. They are on vacation, but the pipes are working. Although the price has fallen, the currency is still flowing in. We don't have that. Therefore, people must understand that they themselves must move,” Lukashenko said.
