Putin about Lukashenka: I don’t remember what he was saying about me

Vladimir Putin was asked about his personal conflict with Lukashenka.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin answered the questions of the special correspondent of “Kommersant. Publishing House” Andrey Kolesnikov. There was a talk about a conflict with Lukashenka.

Kolesnikov: — … Obviously, a thick cross was put, may be, not on a person, but on President Lukashenka, taking into consideration informational, very strong, campaign, which unfolded against him.

Putin: — I did not watch it. But I was told about it.

— “Godbatka-3”, for example.

— I did not watch it.

Kolesnikov: — Really? Then watch it. It is a strong movie, the largest part of the country’s population, putting it mildly, is prejudiced against Mr. Lukashenka, and in this meaning TV is, as it used to be, a powerful propaganda resource. In your opinion, did the words of Mr. Lukashenka, that he said about you personally, hurt you as a human?

Putin: — I, honestly, don’t remember, what he was saying about me! — laughed Vladimir Putin. — He tried to pick on me, but I ignored it. In relation to him no internal protest arose in me with regard to this issue. I don’t even remember what he was saying.