Famous beauty of Belarus

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Natasha

The story of "Cinderella" was recently staged as a "realistic version" in Belarus. Prince Said bin Maktoum Almaktoum Ahmed, 30, of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, fell in love with Natasha, a 0/9-year-old waitress in a Minsk hotel, when he went to Belarus to participate in the clay target shooting competition last month, and formally married Natasha last week.

And this news:

According to the Italian newspaper El Pais, beautiful women in Belarus are now regarded as "national strategic resources" and protected by "special business". They have encountered an alternative war without smoke: they can't be employed by foreign companies to participate in training and collect taxes, and every young girl who wants to go abroad must obtain written approval from the government. In short, beautiful women are forbidden to go abroad.

White Russian beauties have emigrated to other countries.

The cause of the incident is simple. A few weeks ago, Belarusian President Lukashenko accidentally discovered that the female models on various billboards on both sides of the main road in Minsk, the capital, were almost all foreign beauties and asked him why he had never seen Belarusian beauties. The counselor around me replied that all the most charming girls in Belarus have emigrated. The beauty of Belarus has big eyes, high cheekbones, long hair, a height of over 1.8 meters, and a "devil" figure, which is the object of foreign companies competing to "seduce". Many people have gone to the world, from Maria Didarova, who was named the world model in new york a few days ago, to Olga Dudzinska, the runner-up of Miss World in 2004. They all gave their hearts to the rich people in the world. In addition, there are hundreds of Belarusian female models who either perform on the world's most famous catwalk or appear in movies or TV every day.

The loss of beautiful women is detrimental to national dignity.

The President of Belarus thinks this is a very serious problem. The loss of the best women to the west will eclipse the country, weaken the whole nation and damage national dignity. He decided to declare war on the unrestricted phenomenon of "exporting oriental beauty" and let the state directly and completely control the problem of beautiful women going abroad. At a recent government work conference, Lukashenko once again mentioned this issue, stressing that those who collude with overseas companies to "sell beautiful women in Belarus" should be punished according to law, and asked the Minister of the Interior and the police chief to personally check all beautiful women's applications for going abroad, and at the same time shorten the residence time of workers, college students and tourists abroad.

The modeling world in Belarus has been greatly influenced.

In the last two weeks, the modeling industry in Belarus has been seriously affected, 500 girls have been investigated and the famous modeling school in Minsk has been closed. Some people in the modeling industry are worried about this. Yel Mollayeva, the manager of the most famous Russian modeling company, believes that without the protection of the company, girls will not get formal jobs and labor income security, and the modeling industry will not be able to participate in international competition. Under the pressure of life, female models may be forced to switch to the oldest profession: prostitution, which will be even worse for Belarus.