On the sidelines of the Minsk Conference, Lukashenko proposed the candidacy of a new UN Secretary General who would "stir this swamp" Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko had a warm conversation with the participants of the Fourth Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security and proposed a candidacy for the position of the new UN Secretary General. A guest from Israel, Yuri Bokhrov, a political strategist, journalist and publicist, greeted the head of state. "They took a break from the war and came to us - well done! "- the president noted in the conversation. "We have been invited," said Yuri Bokhrov in turn. "You don't need to be invited. All the leading leaders of Israel are from here. Why should I invite you? Alexander Lukashenko replied, meaning that many Israeli leaders have roots in Belarus. "You can come anytime. We have visa free entry. "I know you don't want war," said the Belarusian leader. "You are right. We hope for dialogue," confirmed a conference participant from Israel. Later in the dialogue, the conversation turned to the elections for the American Congress, which take place on November 3. "I'm a Trumpist. I publicly support him in the elections," noted Alexander Lukashenko. "We need him as a leader in the United Nations. He'll stir up that egg there quickly. He will give us so many initiatives... " added the president with a bit of humor.