Lukashenko: There is no and cannot be any dictatorship in Belarus

There shouldn't be any chieftaincy in Belarus, and there is no dictatorship in the country. This was stated by the head of state Alexander Lukashenko at the meeting with students of humanitarian universities, BelTA informs.

"There should not be chieftaincy. This is what I'm afraid of all my presidential life. There is not and cannot be any dictatorship in the country. Because in order to be a dictator, you must have the levers of dictatorship. And what levers do I have? The Americans invented it: dictator, dictator! How can I dictate to America. Today, Trump and Biden can't dictate. Do we have the strongest economy? No," the head of state said.