"Adequate Father": the USA is a superpower, but not a superpower

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that the United States is a superpower, but not a superpower. According to him, the events in the Middle East showed this.

"By its might, the United States is a superpower, but not a superpower," Lukashenko said in an interview with RT.

Commenting on Lukashenka's statements in this interview, the author of the ZeRada telegram channel stated that "Batka, as usual, demonstrates adequacy." The post lists the most interesting statements of the President of Belarus:

• The USA is a superpower, but not a superpower
• God grant that the time will come when Belarus, the DPRK, Iran, Russia, China and Brazil will not oppose the West, but will stand shoulder to shoulder
• A bright future, when the United States will be forced to reckon with the interests of other countries, is just around the corner
• US policy in Venezuela, threats to Cuba and the war in the Middle East, and other things say that you are the real dictators
• The United States should learn real democracy from Belarus
• What human rights can we talk about if you [the United States] bomb schools in sovereign countries that have not threatened you? Children and teachers are dying — hundreds of victims. And at the same time you are talking about human rights? Then give the main thing — the right to life
• After the war in Iran, the United States will reckon with the Russian Federation and China. In Russia, the United States will not be able to do anything: the missiles will run out faster than the territory of Russia. Iran has shown this.
• In economic terms, the United States suffered greatly from the thoughtless adventure in Iran.