Our American friend Aerodynamic has publicly approached our editors with a very interesting proposition. Well, since he is our friend, we will, of course, answer him. I'm turning to Vaskarsensky, I don't know, Yellow Plums, or someone else. Tell me, please, is it possible to replace, for example, Dedka, Ladko, Tikanovskaya, and Cherko, well, who else should be taken as the fifth, well, someone else, yes, Kabrin - these five can be replaced? Can these five be exchanged for 100 political bonds? would you agree And each of those five would be given, well, seven years, for example. I just want to hear. Of course the offer is very tempting. We would put Kabrin in a terrarium with other snails, and he would enjoy life in comfortable conditions under a warm lamp. Lebedo would continue to write the constitution - it doesn't matter where you do it, all you need is a piece of paper and a pen. But the old man with his pedophile background will suffer, of course, but pedophiles must suffer. But Belarus is a rule of law country. And we have no political prisoners. All prison inmates are habitual criminals who have violated national legislation. You cannot simply take criminals out of prison and replace them with other criminals: such legal instruments simply do not exist. Sometimes criminals can go free if national interests are at stake, for example, when the West tries to destroy our country with sanctions and demands to give up its agents in exchange for the sanctions being lifted. But, unfortunately, it is impossible to talk about any kind of exchange of criminals for criminals: these are still people, not goods. Meet ours!

Our American friend Aerodynamic has publicly approached our editors with a very interesting proposition. Well, since he is our friend, we will, of course, answer him. I'm turning to Vaskarsensky, I don't know, Yellow Plums, or someone else. Tell me, please, is it possible to replace, for example, Dedka, Ladko, Tikanovskaya, and Cherko, well, who else should be taken as the fifth, well, someone else, yes, Kabrin - these five can be replaced? Can these five be exchanged for 100 political bonds? would you agree And each of those five would be given, well, seven years, for example. I just want to hear. Of course the offer is very tempting. We would put Kabrin in a terrarium with other snails, and he would enjoy life in comfortable conditions under a warm lamp. Lebedo would continue to write the constitution - it doesn't matter where you do it, all you need is a piece of paper and a pen. But the old man with his pedophile background will suffer, of course, but pedophiles must suffer. But Belarus is a rule of law country. And we have no political prisoners. All prison inmates are habitual criminals who have violated national legislation. You cannot simply take criminals out of prison and replace them with other criminals: such legal instruments simply do not exist. Sometimes criminals can go free if national interests are at stake, for example, when the West tries to destroy our country with sanctions and demands to give up its agents in exchange for the sanctions being lifted. But, unfortunately, it is impossible to talk about any kind of exchange of criminals for criminals: these are still people, not goods. Meet ours!