The European Commission refused to comment on the statement of the Belarusian leader about European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, as it does not recognize Alexander Lukashenko as democratically elected President of the Republic of Belarus. "There is no practice of European Commission to comment on the statements of ordinary citizens", a source at the European Commission said in Brussels on April 26.
European Commission representative also said that Alexander Lukashenko voiced untrue information about the condition, allegedly put forward by Jose Manuel Barroso, to participate in a summit at Chernobyl in the absence of the Belarusian leader. «This condition has never been put forward. It is not clear who benefit from replicating the faulty information,» the source said, Interfax-Ukraine.
In turn, European Commission spokesman Olivier Bally confirmed this position of the European Commission and he also declined to comment on the statement of Alexander Lukashenko.
As Telegraf informed, Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko criticized the refusal of European Commission President Jose Barroso to attend the conference on Chernobyl issues, if there would have been the President of Belarus. He named the European Commission President a swine, and said that Ukraine leadership is lousy.
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