Lukashenka: Yanukovych is “lousy enough”, and Barroso is “swine”

Lukashenka has condemned the leadership of Ukraine of “being lousy” (not being trustworthy), and called the head of the European Commission “a swine”.

He has told that to journalists in Naraulya today, answering the questions of journalists.

Alyaksandr Lukashenka (Alexander Lukashenko) has offered to ask the leadership of Ukraine the question about Lukashenka’s not attending the events held in Kyiv to mark the anniversary of the Chernobyl tragedy together with the Ukrainian and Russian presidents, Interfax-Zapad reports.

“Ask this question to Yanukovych: why the Belarusian president is not present at their events. You should ask them. Unfortunately, the present leadership of Ukraine is lousy enough,” the dictator said.

“I am not going to fish for an invitation from anyone. I am not going to be a yes-man for this president or another one either,” the usurper said.

A. Lukashenka has also commented on the statement of the President of the European Commission, Jose Barroso who said that he would attend a nuclear security summit in Kyiv provided the Belarusian president does not. “What concerns such swine (literally: “a goat” – a word from Russian thieves’ slang meaning “a bastard” - a grave insult) as Barroso and others… Who is Barroso? There was some Barroso in Portugal, but he was ousted and got a place at the European Commission. The last thing I want to know about European officials is who has blurted out what and where. There are thousands of them there,” the dictator said.

Lukashenka has called those persons trying to impose economic sanctions against Belarus “scoundrels”, and told that their attempts are futile.

“They are simply scoundrels. So I do not want to talk about all kind of Barrosos, other “swine”, “bulls” and company,” the self-professed president said.