President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko answered the question of what awaits the citizens of the state, who had run away from the country abroad, BelTA reported.

According to the agency, during a visit to the agro-industrial complex "Yubileiny," the head of state said that he was not against the return of "fugitive" Belarusians.

"They ran abroad, and today 95% want to come back: I wouldn't mind," said Lukashenko.

As the president of Belarus said, the citizens of the country, who had fled abroad, should really return to their homeland. Lukashenko also noted that the Belarusian "fugitives" will not be able to settle down in other countries.