Lukashenka: Presidential powers will not be passed over into heritage
Alexander Lukashenka has assured in an interview with the Lithuanain media that presidency would not be passed over into heritage in Belarus, reports BELTA.
"I will categorically oppose to seeing my children being presidents after me. They are fed up with their father's presidency. That's why calm down and calm others, especiall in Lithuania, that there will be no presidential power pass over to children", said Alexander Lukashenka.
Talking about his youngest son Kolya, Lukashenka did not rule out that he might become the Belarusian leader in the future as any Belarus citizen who has reached 35 years of age.
"I will categorically oppose to seeing my children being presidents after me. They are fed up with their father's presidency. That's why calm down and calm others, especiall in Lithuania, that there will be no presidential power pass over to children", said Alexander Lukashenka.
Talking about his youngest son Kolya, Lukashenka did not rule out that he might become the Belarusian leader in the future as any Belarus citizen who has reached 35 years of age.
