"There are elections for this." Lukashenko demands that attempts at "revolutionary" struggle be excluded
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, when appointing new heads of the Prosecutor General's Office and the Investigative Committee, set the task to continue to prevent any encroachments towards "revolutionary" struggle against the existing state system, BELTA correspondent reports.
"This applies to both of you: no encroachments in terms of "revolutionary" struggle against the existing state system. For this, there are elections. You need to go to elections and resolve these issues. Belarus has everything for this. Moreover, as I often say, the current President is not clinging to power with blue fingers," Alexander Lukashenko said.
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"I am a departing person. Although many have seized upon this: "Oh, departing!.." (this thesis was recently voiced by the President at a meeting of the All-Belarusian People's Assembly. - Ed. BELTA). Some are worried, some are happy. This does not mean that tomorrow we will drop everything, and I will too, and leave. But it is clear that I am no longer the person who has been President for the first or second year," the head of state noted.
"This means that I will sacredly observe the rights and interests of our people. You must work in this regard," Alexander Lukashenko added.