Protests Continue In Belarus For Fourth Week Over 'Rigged' Election

The video discusses the resignation of President Alexander Lukashenko amid massive protests in Minsk, Belarus. Despite warnings of police force, protesters demand his resignation following a controversial election. Lukashenko, known as Europe's last dictator, has cracked down on media and has support from Russia, with President Putin ready to intervene if needed. The protests began after Lukashenko claimed an 80% victory in the August 9th election, securing a sixth term. He has warned that no new elections will occur until he is removed.

What significant event coincided with President Lukashenko's resignation?

• The anniversary of Belarus' independence

• Lukashenko's birthday

• A national holiday in Belarus

• The start of a new school year

How did Lukashenko respond to media coverage of the protests?

• He revoked credentials and deported some journalists

• He held a press conference to address the media

• He invited more journalists to cover the events

• He increased funding for state media

What did President Putin confirm regarding Russia's stance on the Belarus situation?

• Russia would remain neutral

• Russia has reserved a police force to intervene if necessary

• Russia would provide financial aid to Belarus

• Russia would impose sanctions on Belarus

What triggered the protests in Belarus?

• The August 9th presidential election results

• A new tax law

• A natural disaster

• A military coup

What was Lukashenko's warning to the protesters?

• There would be no new elections until he is removed

• He would call for international intervention

• He would negotiate with the opposition

• He would resign if protests continued