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Mr. Lukashenko responded to the gift by saying “thank you”.
The map shows the state borders in 1866. At that time, Lithuania and the other Baltic states were also part of the Russian Empire, and some unsuccessful uprisings against the Tsar’s government were suppressed a few years ago in Lithuania.
#Belorussia That’s a pretty straightforward allusion. Russian Ambassador Dmitry #Mezentsev it gave #Lucashenko a book with maps of Viciebsk, Minsk and Mahiliou from 1866. These territories were part of the Russian Empire at that time. Lukashenko replied: “Thank you” pic.twitter.com/PSyFmPM6LA
– Hanna Liubakova (@HannaLiubakova) September 10, 2020
Lukashenko: I will not give up power
Belarusian authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko said on Thursday that the authorities would not surrender because the people “did not elect him.”
“I want to tell you masculine that there are no unspoken things between us. I am often criticized for ‘not giving up power’. Reproach correctly. People didn’t choose me for that. Like you, the holders of that power, its bearers, “Lukashenko said when he introduced the new Attorney General Andrei Swede in Minsk. The president was quoted by the state news agency BelTA.
“There is no power to take it, lose it and give it up,” Lukashenko added.
According to him, “in the mid-1990s, she (the government) was rolling in the mud, washing her feet.” “Just like you, those who carried shoulders. Many of you remember that period. And I do not want Belarus to go back to those times. Therefore, no one will dare to throw power to the ground, as they demand,” Lukashenko said.
At the same time, he urged “people with shoulders” not to extradite him and asked the prosecution to help him “save the state” and for those who did not support his actions to withdraw and not obstruct him.
“I’ll do it with or without you, it’s up to you. But I can’t stop leaning. You want to be close and save the country, stop. You don’t want to, don’t give up. You are people with shoulders. You don’t need to compete and make noise. Get out the country and don’t interfere, “he said.
He recalled saying this before the elections, feeling that “this mess can be thrown at us.”
“And secondly, if you think that I have this power with my blue hands for me, you will greatly disappoint me. I have already told the Russians, who do not know our country much, that sooner or later this power will be taken over by others, but it will be taken by law, not under the pressure of the streets “, emphasized Lukashenko, adding:” You are people educated. And you think. I am not asking you to save the state by breaking the law. “
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