Lukashenko called modern leaders " bad heirs veterans
Modern leaders went bad heirs of veterans of the great Patriotic war and saved the country they defended, the head of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko.

Modern leaders went Bad heirs of veterans of the great Patriotic war and saved the country they defended, the head of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko.
review Lukashenko, speaking at an informal meeting of the presidents of the CIS States, the memory of the great Patriotic war "should work Association "because" the problems in this and there is enough of them "." Bad We were heirs to those veterans who are still alive and for most of those 30 million who did not come from the war, We lost the country they defended, " - said the head of Belarus. Moreover, in his vision, " post-Soviet space is quite a lot of conflict, there is a conflict situation in brotherly Ukraine." Than Previously, We will solve this problem, the better it will be for future generations, " - said Lukashenko, BelTA news Agency." We strongly condemn the attempts to surrender to the oblivion of the heroic events of the time (great Patriotic war), to revise the results of world war II, the alignment relationship to the victims and the executioners - the majority of today were put on the same Board, are fundamentally against the glorification of Nazism, against the rehabilitation of the fascist bandits ", - noted the Belarusian leader.
He said that "the position of our country many times was played at international forums," for this reason " Belarus nothing to be ashamed of our position - We always called a spade a spade in recent history and followed the same course of condemnation of fascism and Nazism." We are absolutely convinced that the Soviet people during those years produced the most real genocide, but our fathers fought together and from our actions today that will be remembered by future generations about the decisive role was played by the peoples of the CIS States in the defeat of the Nazis, " he said. He specified a set expression: "the Victory is one and indivisible." We in truth there is nothing to share, We're not an accountant, don't take on the weight of some other involvement in this war, " said the head of Belarus. He is convinced: "overcame not Russian, not Belarusian, Kazakh, Kirghiz, Uzbek, Tajik, and all of the great Soviet people. While Lukashenko reminded that Belarus during the war died every third. Before the last working day of the week, Russian President Vladimir Putin at the meeting with the heads of member countries of the Commonwealth of Independent countries recalled the attempts to politicize the outcome of world war II and said that it is necessary to prevent a resurgence of Nazism. At the end of April, Russian President Vladimir Putin urged to actively resist the falsifiers of history, noting that today most Holy things become the object of speculation, as liberators from doing occupants. In March, Putin said that the cynical lies about world war II and attempts to slander no relationship to the truth and are only used for political purposes.