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Known as the closest ally of Russian President Putin, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko threatened western countries by saying that some of their warplanes were designed to carry nuclear weapons. Lukashenko’s statements that escalated the tension found wide coverage in the Western media.
BelarusPresident of the State Alexander Lukashenko In his statements today, he openly intimidated NATO and western countries. Lukashenko’s statement “The West must understand that if it chooses to escalate tensions, no helicopter or plane can save them.” used the phrases.
“WE MADE A DECISION WITH PUTIN, EVERYTHING IS READY”
Previously St. Russian President Vladimir Putin and warplanes in St. Petersburg nuclear Lukashenko said that they agreed to modernize them for the ability to carry weapons.“During our meeting with Putin in St. Petersburg, we decided to develop our Su-24 warplanes according to their ability to carry nuclear weapons. What do you think, are we just talking? Everything is ready!” He said that Belarus is ready to respond to threats from the West.
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“EUROPE WILL PAY THE BILL TO THE END”
Arguing that in the tension between European countries and Russia, European countries took the side of Ukraine and harmed themselves, Lukashenko said, “We buy gas from Russia 50 percent below the prices of European countries. Germany and EU countries have made a bad investment in the adventure of Ukraine. Now they will have to pay the price for this until the end. They don’t have many problems and abundance anymore.” used the phrases.
Nazi accusation against ZELENSKI
Speaking about the war between Russia and Ukraine, Lukashenko targeted the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and other administrators, “I congratulate the independence day of the Ukrainian people. I separate the Ukrainian people from their rulers. The ruling elites in Ukraine are Nazis, and the Ukrainians are good people. Nazis are people who drink and sniff on TV screens. So they are the people at the top.” said.
THREAT MESSAGE
Following these words of Lukashenko, Oleksiy Goncharenko, a member of the Rada deputies of the Ukrainian parliament, shared a threatening message to Lukashenko from his social media account, “Aleksandr Lukashenko will hang on a pole on the next Ukrainian Independence Day” said.
The statements of the Belarusian leader, who is known to have no nuclear weapons, found wide coverage in the Western media.
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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has many years of partnership with the Russian leader. Western media claim that Lukashenko paid the price for Putin’s help years ago.
When Russia first invaded Ukraine in 2014, Lukashenko remained remarkably neutral. Then Zelenski in 2019 president Lukashenko extended his friendly hand and claimed that he wanted to strengthen the ties between the two countries. However, the ties of friendship between the two countries lasted until the massive protests that broke out in Belarus in August 2020. While thousands of people took to the streets after the controversial elections in Belarus, the support Lukashenko expected came from the Kremlin. Lukashenko, who suppressed his demonstrations in his country thanks to Putin, has been one of the Russian leader’s closest allies ever since.
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