Lukashenko is confident that peace will be maintained in Belarus

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko is confident that peace will be maintained in the country. He stated this during a visit to a church on Easter, a BELTA correspondent reports.

"Peace and health to you. Everything else we will find. If we don't find it, as I often say, we will buy it. But you can't buy health. Peace - you see what's happening around - and it takes colossal efforts for us to preserve this peaceful island. If we mind our own business, each one his own business, we will preserve (peace. - BELTA note) - we will preserve it, we will do the incredible. In this situation, we will preserve peace on this land, when everything around is boiling and noisy," the head of state noted.

"And many, not knowing, not understanding, not planning for any distant future, not knowing what tomorrow will bring. Tomorrow everything will be fine. Be sure of it," the Belarusian leader assured.

He wished for people to live peacefully, calmly, happily, and most importantly, for their children to be healthy.

Source: belta.by