Head of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that the West has imposed punishment regarding his younger son Nicholas, who is now 10 years old, and Even against the part of bureaucrats, which by the time of the making of " black lists " already died.

Lukashenka has 3 sons, the youngest, Nicholas, 2004, P..

" Denied entry. For what? Even my kid! He's in the elections was not involved, " he said at a press conference on the last working day of the week in Minsk.

Lukashenka also said that in the lists of " banned " included several people who by the time of compiling lists already died." part of the dead in the lists made. Mackay (Minister of foreign Affairs of Belarus Vladimir Makei - editor) we have removed ", - He said.

before Lukashenka said that He was not satisfied with the West because they want to make a policy of " clean hands ". He added that " Americans need such as Sasha Turchynov (speaker of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine as amended) or Poroshenko (the President of Ukraine - ed) ".

first, in September 2014, Deputy Minister of foreign Affairs of Belarus Alexander Guryanov and members of the interagency U.S. delegation discussed in Minsk restoration of interaction between countries and called for continued dialogue to normalize relations. The peak tension in the Belarusian-American relations occurred in 2008, when at the insistence of the Belarusian side, the number of employees of the U.S. mission in Minsk was reduced from 35 to 5 diplomats. This was due to American sanctions regarding the concern " Belneftekhim ".

The European Union alleging human rights violations in Belarus in 2012 expanded introduced in the early winter of 2010, the punishment relative to the country, for example, limiting the entry of the Belarusian bureaucrats in the area of the European Union, and set a condition for improving relations with the release of all " political prisoners ". Minsk says that political prisoners in the country. The Council of the European Union at the end of October extended until 31 October 2014 action " restrictive measures against Belarus.

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