US EditionBelarus Is Short of Potatoes because of the Russians. Lukashenko Has Invented a Diet for Citizens
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Hungry mutiny or a bunker strike?
Due to the significant rise in price of potatoes, many Russians replaced it with cheaper bread and pasta. This situation in the Russian economy is a direct consequence of the war against Ukraine. — Ukrinform.
Due to the potato shortage in Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko gave citizens some surprising advice... dietary.
Belarusian authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko has issued special dietary recommendations for his country's citizens, saying they should eat potatoes only once or twice a week to maintain a slim figure. Lithuanian and Polish media are warning that his words are more likely to indicate a shortage of the staple food in Belarus.
Minsk - Belarusian authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko has advised people in his country to eat potatoes once or twice a week. While he justified his advice by saying it is beneficial for a slim figure, Lithuanian and Polish media are warning that it may be related to a potato shortage in Belarus.
Belarusian authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko has advised people in his country to eat potatoes once, or at most twice, a week. While he justified his advice by saying it was beneficial for a slim figure, Lithuanian and Polish media outlets have suggested it could be linked to a potato shortage in Belarus. Lukashenko visited the area around Vaukavysk in the Grodno region in the west of the country over the weekend. According to the Nasha …
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