Lukashenka Gets Offended In Mongolia

The visit is not successful.

Lukashenka is visiting Mongolia. The Belarusian dictator arrived in this country on June 1. The visit of the Belarusian dictator can no longer be called 'smooth'.

Former President and Prime Minister of Mongolia Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj called on the authorities to detain Lukashenka, calling him a war criminal, while the local media are discussing the arrest of the Belarusian ruler.

Baabar, a well-known politician, writer, historian and former finance minister in Mongolia, called the Belarusian dictator a 'bloody butcher'.

Lukashenka, on the other hand, was offended by the way the Mongolian media wrote about him because of official Minsk's support for the armed Russian aggression against Ukraine, and called them 'biased'.

'I see that they are just engaged by one side. They don't see what's going on. Not all of them - certain journalists. And this is being thrown into society,' he said.

Lukashenka was met with protests in Ulaanbaatar. Activists came to the central square of Ulaanbaatar to remind of Lukashenka's war crimes against Ukraine. The protesters were detained.