Risks are growing – Latushko said what Lukashenko fears most

Lukashenko is very afraid for his life/Collage 24 Channel

The self-proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko is very afraid for his life. In the spring of 2023, an unknown drone flew near Minsk and landed in the Slutsk region. After that, he wants to invest money in strengthening air defense.

About this24 Channelsaid Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus, Head of the People's Anti-Crisis Management Pavel Latushko. According to him, Lukashenko is not at all concerned about the safety of the Belarusian people.

Lukashenko was afraid for his life

Pavel Latushko noted that Lukashenko fears only for own life. The dictator is not at all interested in the fate of the Belarusian people. If he was concerned about the security of Belarus, he would not allow the deployment of military bases of the Russian occupiers on the territory of the state. However, he chose the side of Russia.

His risks associated with the answer that may arrive are increasing. In the spring of this year, we had information that a drone flew near Minsk and landed in the Slutsk region. After this, Lukashenko convened a meeting, where he invited the leadership of the Ministry of Defense, the armed forces, and the heads of the KGB. “He shouted at them, how could they allow this,” he said.

According to sources, Lukashenko was then very afraid for his life. He is afraid that a drone might fall on his house. He understands that Russian air defense is very bad and unreliable, so he wants to invest a lot of money on air defense.

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