Uzbekistan Responds to Lukashenka's Crazy Statements

The dictator is told to mind his own business.

On April 28, Lukashenka met with the Governor of the Voronezh region of Russia, Alexander Gusev. During the meeting, Lukashenka declared the need for a "united union state" based on new principles.

Lukashenka says other countries of the former Soviet Union will also join the "union state". Lukashenka singled out Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan.

The leader of Uzbekistan's Milliy Tiklanish party, Alisher Kadyrov, reacted to Lukashenka's words. Kadyrov offered the dictator to pay more attention to his country, writes upl.uz.

"Our Foreign Ministry should make a statement about this. For today, Lukashenka should think more about how to save his country," Kadyrov said.