Lukashenka Claims To Have 'Common Ideas' With Russian Nazi Rogozin

The dictator once again recalled the “united Fatherland”.

Lukashenka met with the odious ex-head of Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin The dictator said that Belarus is ready to provide Russia with all its scientific and practical potential for the implementation of common ideas “in the name of our united Fatherland”.

During the meeting, Lukashenka promised Rogozin to help ensure that his “experience and knowledge are useful for the benefit of our common ideas, which we have shared with you for a long time.”

Dmitry Rogozin began his path to big politics as one of the curators of the Nazi movement in Russia. In the 90s, the ex-head of Roskosmos did not hesitate to pose with his right hand thrown up in the “Roman salute”.

In 2005, Rogozin recorded an anti-migrant video where he called for “cleaning Moscow of garbage”.