Lukashenko declared unwillingness to repeat the revolution in Belarus

Belarus does not need a repeat of the events of the October Revolution, since the "limit on revolutions" in the country has long ended, and the result of such events is the death of millions of people. This was stated on November 7 by President of the Republic Alexander Lukashenko during a meeting with residents of the agricultural town of Beef in Mogilev region.

"But we don't need revolutions anymore. Millions of people died after the revolutions," the BelTA news agency quoted him as saying.

Thus, the Belarusian leader spoke about the day of the October Revolution, which is traditionally held on November 7. Lukashenko recalled that he would not like a repeat of such events, since the "limit on revolutions" in the country had ended long ago, and an attempted coup in 2020 could have ended with the residents of the republic "sitting in the trenches and fighting."

At the same time, Lukashenko stated his desire to preserve the holiday for representatives of the older generation, who perceive it as an important date. The Belarusian leader also noted that the October Revolution brought independence and sovereignty to the republic, helped develop agriculture and industry.

"But the main thing is that I don't want old people to step on their sore spots. As long as people are ready to celebrate it. And it wasn't all bad after October. The war was stopped then. Collectivization, industrialization, and so on have boosted agriculture and industry. We've done a lot. Thousands and thousands of factories have been built. But there were some bad pages, and I learned the lessons for myself as president. You remember them. Therefore, we will not allow anything bad to negatively affect our people," Lukashenko said.

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On November 3, the Belarusian leader said that the conflict potential in the world had reached a critical point, and the confrontation between the largest states had intensified to the limit. According to Lukashenko, the global situation is changing at an unprecedented rate, and the current international situation is approaching chaos. He stressed that the level of confrontation between major states has reached its limits.