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Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko is convinced that no revolutions threaten Belarus
According to Lukashenko, he is not concerned about this problem. "We have no reasons and background to make people gather on squares," Lukashenko said at the session following his Sochi meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The situation in Belarus is stable, the head of state said pointing to the growth of the country's economy and people's well-being.
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