Lukashenka stated that Belarusians need to be accustomed to discipline
And those who do not want to prove themselves in the workplace will go to the army, Lukashenka promised.
Today, Alexander Lukashenka arrived in Brest.
Immediately after exiting the helicopter, he twitched his nose — "there's no enthusiasm." "I expected more, honestly! Overall not bad, but there's no enthusiasm..." he said.
Later, he outlined "the biggest problem."
"The biggest problem is the lack of technological discipline. We can do everything if there is discipline. We can do anything if there is discipline," he said.
Lukashenka again promised that those who, in his opinion, work poorly, would somehow be sent to the army: "Those who do not want to prove themselves at work will be able to prove themselves in the army."
"Our people need to be accustomed to discipline, although this is unpopular coming from my lips," he said.
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