Five guards covered Lukashenka while he was taking photos with a rural family
His press service boasted: "Such is the Belarusian 'dictatorship'."

When Alyaksandr Lukashenka visited Vileyka on a working trip, the Filistovich family approached him on the street. These parents have many children, raising 11 of them. The family lives in the village of Syadzitsa, Vileyka district. In spring, the head of Minsk region, Alyaksei Kushnarenka, presented them with a minivan.
The family asked Lukashenka for a commemorative photo. He agreed.

All the time the politician was talking and taking photos with the family, five guards stood near him, as can be seen in the press service's video. They controlled the crowd.


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