Putin's new friend: Latushko explained how Lukashenko reacts to Kim Jong-un

How Lukashenko reacts to Kim Jong-un/Channel 24 Collage

The Russian President met with the leader of the DPRK. But Alexander Lukashenko was jealous. The Belarusian dictator had conflicting emotions.

About this24 Channelsaid the deputy head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus, head of the People's Anti-Crisis Management Pavel Latushko, noting that this was noticeable.

“Beloved wife” became second in importance, or not quite “beloved.” Kim Jong-un became his “beloved,” said Latushko.

That’s why Lukashenko began to flirt. The self-proclaimed president of Belarus also said that one could think about “cooperation for three – with North Korea and Russia.” They say that Belarus also needs help and the Belarusian dictator is supposedly glad that Vladimir Putin met with Kim Jong-un.

How Lukashenko reacts to Putin’s communication with the leader of the DPRK: watch the video

Dictators have little choice for trips

Putin came to Minsk , and the leader of the DPRK came to the Far East. There may still be a meeting with the President of Iran. Lukashenko also met with the president of Equatorial Guinea, who, according to Latushko, is accused of cannibalism. Also, the self-proclaimed president of Belarus can travel to Zimbabwe.

This is their circle of “comradeship”. Circle of interests, business, survival. There is only one motivation: they understand that if they don’t support each other, their days will be numbered,” emphasized the head of the People’s Anti-Crisis Management.

The horror is, Pavel Latushko is sure, that this is how the participants in this circle build it< strong> in geopolitical philosophyLike the division of the worldinto different civilizations.

“And now a civilization is emerging that will stand in places like Pyongyang, Moscow, Minsk, I don’t know if there will be Beijing, Tehran. And civilization is a democratic world, where the main thing is people, development and the like,” said the deputy . head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus.

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Lukashenko, Putin and the leader of the DPRK

• The self-proclaimed president of Belarus arrived in Russia on September 14. His plane landed in Sochi. The arrival of the Belarusian dictator was not announced.
• On the eve of Alexander Lukashenko’s visit, Vladimir Putin met with the leader of the DPRK Kim Jong-in. There was no joint conference on the results of the negotiations. However, perhaps the Russian president asked for weapons.
• During the meeting, the Belarusian dictator highly appreciated the visit of the DPRK leader to Russia. He tried to force himself into an “alliance” between Russia and North Korea.