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Belarus's President Alexander Lukashenko is seen on TV screens inside a shop, broadcast during a briefing in Minsk, Belarus, Friday, Feb. 3, 2017.  In the televised broadcast on Friday, Lukashenko asked the country's interior minister to press charges against Russia's top food safety official, alleging charges of "damaging the state" because Russia stopped the import of Belarusian products due to quality issues and suspicions that Belarus resells EU-made dairy products that are banned in Russia.  The Kremlin responded to the outburst, listing the loans and reduced taxes Russia gave to Belarus. (AP Photo/Sergei Grits)

Belarus's President Alexander Lukashenko is seen on TV screens inside a shop, broadcast during a briefing in Minsk, Belarus, Friday, Feb. 3, 2017. In the televised broadcast on Friday, Lukashenko asked the country's interior minister to press charges against Russia's top food safety official, alleging charges of "damaging the state" because Russia stopped the import of Belarusian products due to quality issues and suspicions that Belarus resells EU-made dairy products that are banned in Russia. The Kremlin responded to the outburst, listing the loans and reduced taxes Russia gave to Belarus. (AP Photo/Sergei Grits)

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