Lukashenko wanted to give a damn

Belarusian investigators will still not leave the opposition at rest. On February 21, the timing of the criminal investigation on mass Minsk riots was extended on December 19, 2010. 42 people are accused in this case, most of them (in particular, two ex -anderates in presidency) are detained. And it seems that nothing good awaits them. At least, judging by the mood of the Belarusian president. Yesterday, Alexander Lukashenko, caught by journalists after Freestyle's competitions, made a number of high -profile and sharp statements about the Russian trace in provocations against Belarus, about Boris Berezovsky and gays.

Those in whose direction Lukashenko spat, easily escaped. I could have put on the head.

Photo: Stas Vladimirov / Kommersant

“Nobody cannot believe! You can’t rely on anyone! " - Alexander Lukashenko said these words, commenting on revolutionary events in Tunisia and Egypt, but they can be distributed in general to the entire Belarusian policy. Judging by a number of statements that recently returned from a vacation to Sochi Lukashenko, he was completely disappointed in the idea of ​​finding faithful allies among other states.

One of the most cited was his replica about the reaction of Europe and the USA to arrests and trials against the Belarusian opposition: “I wanted to spit on all their comments. These are evil and dishonest people. You can’t talk with them and build any relationship. ”

According to Lukashenko, the forces interested in the overthrow of the Belarusian authorities failed all their missions and spent in vain hundreds of millions of dollars. Lukashenko dubbed those who in the EU and the USA “Belarusian political prisoners”. “Time will cure everything. Time is the chief judge, ”said the Belarusian president. It remains incomprehensible whether he had in mind the abstract time or the time that Belarusian oppositionists have yet to be detained and, possibly, in imprisonment. Lukashenko threatened those oppositionists who are still walking at free, “such an opposition, as it is now, will receive the head to the head if it will destabilize the situation in the country.”

Alexander Lukashenko also made it clear that Russian citizens detained during the riots in Belarus would be judged by all the severity of the law. Attempts of pre -trial resolution of the conflict, undertaken by the Russian side, turned out to be unsuccessful - the trial of the Russians Artem Breus and Ivan Gaponov was appointed on February 22.

In the course of communicating with journalists, the Belarusian leader debunked several rumors, the spread of which, in his opinion, was involved in the Russian side. Among other things, he stated that he first hears about the "secret notebook of Berezovsky ." Earlier in the media there was information that during the searches in the case of a network of illegal casinos, the Russian intelligence agencies discovered documents testifying to Boris Berezovsky’s connection with the Belarusian leadership. “In my opinion, this is another duck, which is necessary for someone in Russia, in order to once again show that the Old Man is not doing the wrong thing,” Lukashenko said. According to him, in Sochi, the Russians often approached him, who approvingly "shouted, screamed and shouted." The President of Belarus believes that many in Russia do not like such a mood of citizens, so some forces are trying to "lower the degree of Lukashenko."

Lukashenko refuted the information that during his vacation he was injured. According to his version, some “Russian writers” launched a duck about the injuries of the Belarusian president.

Belarusian television decided not to broadcast the President’s passage about gays, but Lukashenko paid due attention to the statements of Lukashenko on this occasion. The Belarusian president decided to once again indicate his attitude to sexual minorities not just like that - the reason for this was the scandal that occurred in November last year at a meeting of Alexander Lukashenko with Foreign Ministers of Poland and Germany. Lukashenko was then asked about the situation of sexual minorities in Belarus, and he, having fallen up, gave a whole monologue about this - in particular, he said that Gayev would be nice to send to work on collective farms. The piquancy of the situation was added by the fact that the German Foreign Minister Gido Westerwell is gay and does not hide his orientation. In response to the replica of the Belarusian leader, he, however, was tactfully said nothing.

After Freestyle's competitions, Alexander Lukashenko again allowed himself to scold gays occupying high posts in European governments. When one of the journalists reminded him of the November scandal, he stated: “Well, I don’t like the“ blue ”, I said that I did not like it. You see, the ministers of individual foreign affairs are offended by me. What to be offended by me? "