Lukashenko promised not to go on frenzied falsification of election results

Alexander Lukashenko, who has been ruling Belarus since 1994 and is participating in the current presidential campaign, promised not to abuse the falsification of the vote. He stated this on June 22, according to state television of the post-Soviet republic. I believe that any person, not just a minority, these are already several people, have the right to express their position, Lukashenko said during a meeting with dissenters. Read how in the story: The trial of journalists by the news agency in Belarus We created this country, and it is. Maybe others will do better on August 9th. And don't think I'm going for some frenzied hoax. Look, what, after a quarter of a century, do you think I'm the president for a fool? After all, I perfectly understand what is happening in the country, I understand modern technologies, your gadgets and iPads, and iPhones. I created this IT park with my own hands, Lukashenko said. Read the story news: Election of the President of Belarus As previously reported by the news agency, in 2010 in Brest, on the eve of the final of the presidential campaign the day before last, Alexander Lukashenko also made similar statements. Then, on October 29, 2010, he said: I never falsified the election, you always elected me with a large number of votes. I will never allow the election to be falsified, I will never do it. I must make sure that subsequent presidents cannot do something wrong. Well, we will draw numbers, and then I will come to you, and how will I look you in the eye?, Lukashenko added then. Prior to this, on October 1, 2010 in Minsk, during a press conference for Russian journalists, the Belarusian leader said literally the following: We falsified the last elections, I already told Westerners this. 93.5 percent voted for President Lukashenko. They say this is not a European indicator. We did 86. It was true. And if you start counting ballots now, I don't know what to do with them at all. Read about this topic: Lukashenko confused: he falsified the results of the last election or not