The President of Belarus wondered whether he has friends, and called his main slogan

On November 7, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that he probably has no friends - there are good people with whom he can communicate. The themes of friendship, justice and religion were raised in his conversation with residents of the agro-town of Govyady during a working trip to the Shklovsky district, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency reports.

According to BelTA, the Belarusian leader noted that the president hardly has friends.

- I know people who have done a lot for me. I remember that. Maybe some president has friends. I'm talking to myself. You know, your friends start demanding a lot from you over time. Like friends and stuff. Here, you have to do something for him at the expense of others. And it goes to corruption. You know, this is unacceptable for me, Alexander Lukashenko said. So I probably don’t have any friends. There are good people I can talk to, talk to, and so on. I always remember that I am the President. And for everyone, I should not be the same, I am not the same. I love people who work hard, working hard.

He noted that his main slogan is justice, and drew attention to the fact that the Eastern Slavs now have a fierce demand for it.

- People want justice. In Western Europe, I know these people, they have a few different things. And our people will never tolerate injustice, Lukashenko said.

He stated that some people around a person who becomes President and gets power may really think that now he owes them something, must help them with truths and untruths.

- It's not a problem to help. But you have to understand that a lot of people see you. And everyone wants help, the Head of State noted.

Returning to the question of his friends, he found it difficult to say what kind of people they should be:

- Well, maybe sons who will never betray you, and who will do as you demand and as you say. At least my sons have not been seen or heard that they took something from someone and put it somewhere wrong. Or you were robbed. Everywhere: came to power, so friends, relatives, relatives – all should be rich. It's not for me. I grew up, like all of you, in this poor place. Not far away. I know what life is like for a simple person. So I'm trying to help.

Ah. Lukashenko touched on the topic of religion:

- Mostly believers. If so, He sees who does what He does. You have to keep that in mind, too. We men of great power need Him to ask. But in order not to be asked the same way as others, I try to be fair.

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