American Political Scientist Admits That Lukashenko’s Address to People Made Strong Impression

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American political scientist Steve Samarin admitted that the delegation from the United States was greatly impressed by Alexander Lukashenko's address to the Belarusian people. "I saw the President of the Republic of Belarus so close for the first time. This, of course, made an absolutely stunning impression. We also visited small towns, saw there an absolutely fantastic result of the labor of thousands of people," said Steve Samarin.

Viktor Bondarenko, an American bishop, participated in the delegation’s flower-laying ceremony. He shared that his grandparents fought in the war. “They won that war. They defeated the enemy. And it is only because they triumphed that I am alive today. It is very important to remember all of this. The main reason to remember is so that it never happened again,” emphasized Bishop Bondarenko.