Kolia Lukashenka goes to parade in China instead of school

The youngest son of the Belarusian dictator missed classes again.

Lukashenka junior and his father attended a military parade in Beijing on September 3 despite the beginning of the school year.

China held a grandiose parade in the centre of Beijing on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the victory over Japan that ended WWII.

Most western leaders didn't attend celebrations in China. The list of guests included heads of state of Russia, Kazakhstan, the Czech Republic, Serbia, Venezuela, North Korea, countries of Central and Southeast Asia, Salidarsnasts writes.

The Chinese authorities seriously prepared for the event: traffic in a number streets was blocked, residents of central districts were ordered not to leave homes, some were even banned from looking out the window.

Kolia Lukashenka wore a suit during the parade in China, but he was noticed in military uniform at a parade in Minsk.

The dictator's youngest son often accompanies his father in foreign trips. Aliaksandr Lukashenka spoke to employees of Belovezhski company and residents of the village of Riasno in late August and refuted rumours that his son didn't go to school.

“I don't read the internet, but I am reported that some people write that he was at school just one day and then teachers began to teach him at home. Nothing like this! My child attends school, a school in the village. We live near there, and my child goes to the village school,” Lukashenka said.