Lukashenka: I am not divorced, why do I need it?
A well-known Russian TV presenter has interviewed the Belarusian President for the TV channel Dozhd.\
Sobchak mentioned Vladimir Putin’s divorce and asked Lukashenka about his wife.
Sobchak: "Are you divorced?” “No,” Alyaksandr Lukashenka replied. “So, it means that you are not officially divorced, right?” Sobchak asked. “Why is it necessary? Why?” the state leader reacted. He admitted that he had stopped living together with his wife long before. (“We do not live together with my eldest children’s mother”) However, he meets his mother-in-law (Fyodarauna).
"What about Kolya?” Kseniya continued. Kolya has met ‘Radzivonauna’ several times (Lukashenka’s wife living in Shklou). “Dasha has never asked ask me about it either,” Lukashenka said.
Sobchak: "Alyaksandr Ryhoravich, isn’t it a plural marriage?!” Lukashenka: “Ksyusha, as far as I know, lots of men are in love with you!..”
Sobchak mentioned Vladimir Putin’s divorce and asked Lukashenka about his wife.
Sobchak: "Are you divorced?” “No,” Alyaksandr Lukashenka replied. “So, it means that you are not officially divorced, right?” Sobchak asked. “Why is it necessary? Why?” the state leader reacted. He admitted that he had stopped living together with his wife long before. (“We do not live together with my eldest children’s mother”) However, he meets his mother-in-law (Fyodarauna).
"What about Kolya?” Kseniya continued. Kolya has met ‘Radzivonauna’ several times (Lukashenka’s wife living in Shklou). “Dasha has never asked ask me about it either,” Lukashenka said.
Sobchak: "Alyaksandr Ryhoravich, isn’t it a plural marriage?!” Lukashenka: “Ksyusha, as far as I know, lots of men are in love with you!..”