Lukashenko suggested providing leadership of Poland not only with firewood, but also with grain

In conversation with reporters in St. Petersburg President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko told how he and Russian President Vladimir Putin plan to provide the leadership of Poland and Europeans with grain, so that they would not steal it in Ukraine, BelTA informs.

Journalists asked what the Belarusian leader had brought as a gift to his Russian counterpart, who celebrated his anniversary on October 7. It turned out to be a handmade BELARUS tractor. This model is used by the President of Belarus himself.

Alexander Lukashenko also told him what attachments the gift would have. "There are, you know, a million of them. So it's optional. But I will offer him one attachment - a seeder. We'll be sowing bread. Maybe something else. It's versatile. We'll grow it, and provide it to Duda, Morawiecki, and Europe, so that they would not starve, so that they did not steal bread from Ukraine, but brought it to poor countries," said Alexander Lukashenko