CLEAN : Belarus opposition leader urges EU to be 'brave' with sanctions

The transcript discusses the political situation in Belarus, emphasizing the need for sanctions against Lukashenko's regime and the resilience of the Belarusian people. It highlights the call for strong leadership and economic recovery, while also sharing personal reflections on the desire to return to one's homeland despite safety concerns.

What is the speaker's stance on international recognition of Belarus's leadership?

• They have no opinion on the matter.

• They urge not to recognize Mr. Lukashenko as legitimate.

• They support Mr. Lukashenko's leadership.

• They believe Mr. Lukashenko should be financially supported.

What is the speaker's view on the Belarusian people's attitude towards the current regime?

• They are indifferent to political changes.

• They are unwilling to live under Mr. Lukashenko's rule.

• They have forgiven the current regime for past actions.

• They are content with the current leadership.

What does the speaker request from international leaders regarding sanctions?

• To delay the imposition of sanctions.

• To secretly support the current regime.

• To be more courageous in their decisions.

• To remove all existing sanctions.

What promise did the speaker make to the Belarusian people?

• To support Mr. Lukashenko.

• To not run for presidency.

• To never leave the country.

• To run for presidency in the next elections.

What is the speaker's personal sentiment about returning to Belarus?

• They plan to move to another country permanently.

• They feel completely safe returning.

• They have no desire to return.

• They long to return but have safety concerns.