Lukashenka: Thievery Is Flourishing

The dictator has accused the Belarusian people of low discipline.

During the working visit to the Mahiliou region, Lukashenka accused Belarusians of having neglected discipline, organization, and law-abidingness.

Lukashenka said this as he talked with the residents of Kastsiukovichy, his press-center reports.

“Discipline is very low. I do not want to say that everyone is bad. But thievery is flourishing. As president, I am even ashamed to talk about it. People steal everything, starting from diesel oil and petrol. For example, some people have recently tried to steal grain. And they don't feel ashamed at all, they don't even hide it. They take it as if it is their own. We will root such things out,” the ruler assured.

“If you want to improve things here, and things should be better here (you have a wonderful place for life)… Wonderful hardworking people! We must give them an opportunity to work and make money. As those who stand in our way - we will bring them back to senses,” Lukashenka concluded.