Drazdy

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Drazdy (Belarusian: Дразды, Russian: Дрозды, romanized: Drozdy) is a microdistrict in north-west Minsk where many top state officials lived during the Soviet times and today, including the President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko.

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