Lukashenko: there are no powerful political leaders in Europe, there are fights and riots 
politicians are engaged only in sorting out relations with each other, and not working on increasing the well-being of people. This was stated by President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko in an interview with the Russian magazine National Defense.
According to the Belarusian leader, European politicians primarily defend their interests and care for their own pocket, not for the people. “There are some fights going on, rushing at each other … There are no people there … today who are capable of making history. Europe has become impoverished, impoverished, “Lukashenko said.
At the same time, he also expressed confidence that in fact in Western countries” there is no freedom of speech. “
Earlier in that In the same interview, Lukashenka said that he considers himself a pro-Russian person, and said that Russia would have been torn to pieces long ago, if not for the country's President Vladimir Putin. “They are rolling on him, but there would be no Putin – there would be no our civilization, Russia would be torn apart,” the Belarusian leader explained.