Lukashenko warns against attempts to unleash war in Belarus
The President of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, warns against attempts to start a war on the territory of Belarus – as he stated on November 19th in an interview with British BBC, BelTA reports
"You should worship us. Worship – since we fought against fascism. Seemingly in a coalition with you. Don't you remember? Do you remember the man who was all time with a cigar [Winston Churchill who headed the British Government during WWII – BelTA’s remark]? We also had a man with a pipe [the USSR Head, Iosif Stalin – BelTA’s remark]. Don't you remember that?” the President asked. “You still owe to Belarusian people for WWII. You have not yet paid up for the losses we suffered. Less than 100 years have passed since the beginning of the war, while you have already broken into this house again – trying to unleash new small war."
"You can’t but understand: if we start a war here in Belarus, NATO and Russia will be involved. It will be a nuclear war," Aleksandr Lukashenko stressed.
