“Self -proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko claims that Russia did not ask Belarus for direct assistance in the war against Ukraine “because of the fears of NATO invasion.” Source: Lukashenko, in an interview with the American Time magazine, whose text was published on the official website, is quoted by “European Truth” details: Lukashenko stated that if Belarus was involved in combat, it would have had completely different political and military consequences.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Lukashenko in an interview with the American Time magazine, whose text is published on the official website, quotes “European Truth”
Details: Lukashenko stated that if Belarus was involved in fighting, then it would have completely different political and military consequences.
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“Russia understands perfectly, and moreover understand that if we get involved in this war openly, we will have more problems. Russia realizes that it will be difficult for us to keep this border, given that not only Ukrainians will fight against us. It will be a reason for the introduction of NATO troops into Ukraine,” he said.
In his opinion, people in Ukraine would arrive in Ukraine in a huge number: Germans, French, British and others.
“And we will have to wage the war against the Nativ troops. We understand it perfectly. Next. The rockets will be thundered in Belarus. This is quite close. We understand it. And the Russians understand it,” said the long -standing head of the RB.
According to Lukashenko, this issue does not even have to be discussed with the Russian leadership.
“And, by the way, the CIA leader came to us – Burns. And I told him directly that we are not going to fight and the border to cross, but we help the Russians here. The main question was about whether Belarus would not involve in this war, borders, etc.
Prehistory:
- Recently, Lukashenko again called on the European Union to move away from confrontation and cooperate with Russia.
- Earlier, he publicly thought about the reasons why Armenian Prime Minister Nicol Pashinyan refused to go to Belarus to the summit of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAC).