Lukashenko lit Easter candle at St. Elijah Church in Orsha
On the bright Easter holiday President of Belarus Aleksandr Lukashenko lit an Easter candle at St. Elijah Church of the Holy Dormition Convent in Orsha before addressing the parishioners
Aleksandr Lukashenko stressed that after Easter nature always gives warmth, and this warmth also fills people’s hearts and souls. Moreover, this year Easter came on the eve of a big secular holiday: Victory Day.
“Since time has chosen us, we must preserve peace and quiet on our land. This is the greatest challenge for our generation,” the President said.
Addressing the residents of Orsha, the Belarusian leader noted that they have all necessary for a normal life, including fertile soil and a large number of enterprises.
“There’s an opportunity to earn money for yourself and your children. Peace is the most important thing, but this is already my concern. Therefore, since time has chosen us, let’s preserve peace and quiet,” he asserted.
