Lukashensko Confesses He Thinks He 'Has No Friends' as a President
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The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, admitted that he had no friends, but that he had good acquaintances to communicate with. "I probably don't have friends. There are good people I can talk to, talk to, etc., but I always remember that I am the President." The State's voice is Lukashenko Belta. The State's head stressed that he loves workers very much, but he recalled that friends often start demanding something at the expense of oth…
The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, stated that a man in the highest position of government was unlikely to have real close friends because of the serious risks of corruption.
The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, admitted that he probably did not have friends in his usual sense, and in his view, close relations with the Head of State could lead to requests for special services and even corruption over time, as the Belarusian leader spoke to the inhabitants of the Goviada agro-city in the Sklovsk district of Mogilöv province.
"There are good people I can talk to, talk to, and so on, but I always remember that I'm the president, and for everyone, I shouldn't be the same--I'm not the same-- I'm very fond of people who work hard, I'm very fond of people who work hard," said Alexander Lukashenko.
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