Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko described the advantages of dictatorship. His words are reported by Paul Rishon in Telegram. "Let's approach this as a country while we have a dictatorship. For now, you can make decisions, and not fight in the Constitutional Court, as the Poles did straight," Lukashenko joked. This is how he answered the question about agricultural subsidies. In the summer Lukashenko pointed out that he is no longer called a dictator. According to him, he does not have enough resources to dictate anything to anyone.

Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko described the advantages of dictatorship. His words are reported by Paul Rishon in Telegram. "Let's approach this as a country while we have a dictatorship. For now, you can make decisions, and not fight in the Constitutional Court, as the Poles did straight," Lukashenko joked. This is how he answered the question about agricultural subsidies. In the summer Lukashenko pointed out that he is no longer called a dictator. According to him, he does not have enough resources to dictate anything to anyone.