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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko...

Presidential polls are set for February 6, 2011 in Belarus. Lukashenko has been in office since 1994 in the former Soviet republic.

"Frankly speaking, I have already had my fill of work. If you find a new president, I will feel no fear. Anyway, he has to be found sooner or later. If you find him - fine," Belta quoted Lukashenko as saying in a speech in southeast Belarus"s Gomel Region.

"You see, somebody doesn"t like the current president, both in the West and in the East. ... They itch to step in here. I don"t mind this, but I am just telling you - do not lose your grip," Lukashenko said.

On the subject of the recent developments in Kyrgyzstan, Lukashenko said the Belarus people should be careful not to allow a similar scenario to unfold in Belarus.

MOSCOW, April 27 (RIA Novosti)




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