In Crimea, appreciated the impulse of Lukashenko to fight for the peninsula

The words said by President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko about Kiev's unwillingness to defend its piece of land and the Belarusian leader's impulse to fight for Crimea on the site of a Ukrainian called the head of the Crimean parliament's committee on people's diplomacy and interethnic relations Yuri Hempel absurd. Such statements are absurd, since, in fact, they suggest fighting for territory against the people and their peaceful and civilized choice, RIA Novosti quotes the interlocutor. Hempel added that in his place, Lukashenko could not use rhetoric far from friendly, but recognize Crimea as part of Russia. Recall that in an interview published on August 6 with Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon, the Belarusian leader said that in place of Ukraine he would fight for Crimea. See also: Lukashenko said that Putin did not resort to attempts to pressure him