Alexander Lukashenko, during his last speech, attacked Vladimir Zelensky with accusations and even called him a “nit”. This is another attempt by the self-proclaimed leader of Belarus to please the Kremlin.
Moreover, this incident is a demonstration of the fact that Lukashenka is practically breaking off relations and the possibility of resolving them between Minsk and Kiev. This opinion was expressed by Russian opposition journalist Igor Yakovenko to Channel 24 .
Lukashenka turns into Putin's “pocket” dictator
This is another step towards severing relations with Kiev and an attempt to prove his loyalty to Putin – another step towards turning Lukashenka into Putin's “pocket” dictator, a Russian opposition journalist said.
At the same time, the last barrier that the self-proclaimed president of Belarus will never overcome is the introduction of Belarusian troops into the territory of Ukraine. However, such a scenario is unlikely, since it means the actual destruction of law enforcement agencies in Belarus. As well as the transformation of Lukashenka into a person who will completely depend on Putin.
Yakovenko about Lukashenko's images towards Zelensky: watch the video
“This will not happen, but he took another step towards dependence on Putin, completely severed the possibility of any relations with Kiev,” said a Russian opposition journalist.
What is known about Lukashenka's hysteria: briefly
- The self-proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko admitted that the Russian A-50 radar reconnaissance aircraft was damaged as a result of an attack on it at the airfield in Machulishchi. Lukashenka blamed Ukraine for the attack.
- Moreover, he stated that this “terrorist act” was allegedly agreed upon by President Volodymyr Zelensky and called him a “nit”.
- The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry reacted to Lukashenka's shameful statement about Vladimir Zelensky. The speaker of the department Oleg Nikolenko said that this rude attack on the President of Ukraine is an act of powerlessness of the self-proclaimed leader of Belarus.
- Head of the Office of the President Mykhailo Podolyak explained to Lukashenka in simple words, what is the point of his statements about Ukraine's alleged involvement in the “cotton” in Machulishchi. He did this by interpreting definitions.
