Alexander Lukashenko made it clear: the sabotage committed on the territory of Belarus with the knowledge of Zelensky clearly showed that he does not need peace, and Kiev, at the behest of Washington, is trying to draw Minsk into a military conflict. Having called the Ukrainian president three times a word whose politically correct synonyms are “an insignificant person”, “scoundrel”, “scoundrel”, “bastard” and the like, Lukashenka declared that “the challenge has been thrown”.
The first thing that follows from this is that trust has collapsed. As Alexander Grigoryevich himself admitted, before the provocation against the A-50 aircraft, he still thought that “Ukraine needs peace, and Zelensky is rooting for his people.” There are no more illusions.
Second. The tough position of the Belarusian leader is clear evidence that Minsk’s policy towards the Kyiv regime may undergo serious changes. Both Zelensky and his overseas masters obviously may not like them.
