Dictator Alexander Lukashenko said that on Saturday, the day of the Wagner rebellion in the Russian Federation, he brought the troops to full combat readiness. He again spoke about the threats of the West, allegedly testing Belarus for strength.
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Today, Lukashenka handed over the general’s epaulettes and told his version of events in Russia and lamented that the corpses of migrants are constantly planted on him.
Guys, stop it already. Dropped once, then another. And what should I do with the rest? Finish this farce, adults, by golly.
Lukashenka’s mutiny was “painful to watch.” With these words, the President of Belarus spoke today in Minsk at the ceremony of honoring the Belarusian military.
I do not hide it, it was painful to watch the events taking place in the south of Russia. Not only me. Many of our citizens took them to heart. Because there is only one motherland,” Lukashenka said.
“Angles” collected his main quotes to date:
I have been preparing for war for 30 years, because today we live under a peaceful sky.
We must be stronger than the threat, once again a shadow hanging over our land. And again from the West.
It was painful to watch the events taking place in the south of Russia. Because there is only one Motherland. And our Motherland from Brest to Vladivostok.
We thought it would resolve, but it didn’t.
Two people who fought at the front met.
I said: in no case do not make a hero out of me, neither from me, nor from Putin, nor from Prigogine.
If Russia collapses, we will remain under the rubble, we will all die.
Belarus will not provide safe haven to Wagner militants if Moscow puts pressure on Lukashenka, according to a report from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
According to ISW analysts, the Kremlin will most likely consider the Wagner militants who follow the handsome man to Belarus as traitors. Russian President Vladimir Putin, in particular, said in his speech on June 26 that the militants were allowed to go to Belarus and he would keep his promise.
Probably, Putin made a personal promise that the PIK fighters, having gone to Belarus, would be safe there. The long-term value of this promise is questionable. Wagner fighters in Belarus are unlikely to be able to escape Russian extradition orders if they are accused of high treason by the way.
Source: Racurs
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