Russian media shook Old Man’s nerves
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko was offended by the Rossiya-1 TV channel.
The presenter quoted his advice on how to combat the coronavirus, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“What bothers me, I instructed the press secretary and you need to pay attention - these are Russian media. You know, they have reached the point where they give such disgusting information about “Russia”. This is a leading channel, these are no longer telegram channels.
“Ah-ah, Old Man treats his people there with a tractor, vodka, and a bath.” I joked on the spot, but every joke has a grain of humor,” Lukashenko is dissatisfied.
After that, he made a lyrical digression and advised Belarusians to go to the forests, where there is now a fire danger, to collect brushwood, and then at home to make fires and fry lard on them: “What’s wrong with that, that he will breathe hot fresh air.”
After this, the Belarusian president again returned to Russian journalists.
“But to the Russians who are spitting, I would like to say: don’t touch us. We don't ask them for anything. We save ourselves, we protect ourselves. We didn’t close the borders, come. But why are you making fools of us in Russia?
Why should a Russian person get it into his head that there, in the West, these Belarusians are somehow abnormal? There’s no denying that these are uncontrolled channels,” the president warned.
However, the “uncontrollable” also suffered from him.
“Many people tell me: we are losing there in telegram channels. Yes, there is more dirt there than our voices. I thought that we should promote ourselves, create telegram channels and throw in half-yellow information there. This is probably not our path,” Lukashenko concluded sadly.
English version :: Read in English Russian media have frayed Batka's nerves