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Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko has revealed that he rarely uses modern technologies, especially cell phones, because he fears he will be tracked down and killed, Nasha Niva newspaper reports.
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At a meeting with workers at the Chinese Geely plant near the Belarusian city of Borissov, he said that a cell phone monitors one person every second.
“Some of us are offended: there is no freedom of expression, something is missing.” Your cell phone controls you every second you carry it in your pocket. This phone can destroy any person. I know how harmful these phones are, so I talk on the cell phone for about a minute a month,” he said.
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He added that he only uses a closed form of communication that was created just for him.
“Our boys have invented a special connection. “Communication is broken, there are dozens of phones,” Lukashenko told the workers.
It has already been reported that Lukashenko recently announced that Russia had ended the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus.
Lukashenko has announced the completion of the deployment of nuclear weapons at a time when Russia is increasing its threat to the West. Putin recently announced that there would be “problems” with Finland after NATO reportedly accepted Helsinki into the alliance. In November, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said Poland was an “enemy” that could lose its statehood.
It has already been announced that on March 25 last year, Putin announced that Russia would deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus. Officials from both countries said at the time that Russia and Belarus were prompted to take such a step by Western hostility.
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In May, the two sides signed an agreement to station Russian nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus, with Moscow retaining control of the weapons.
At the end of August, Polish President Andrzej Duda announced that Russia would transfer short-range nuclear weapons to Belarus, emphasizing that Russia was thereby changing the security architecture of the region and NATO as a whole.
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