The alliance of Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine is going to “snatch” Belarus from the “Russian world”
Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania will consider Belarus’ application to join the so-called “Lublin Triangle” format when it takes the “path of democracy.”
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba announced this at a briefing, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Kuleba, the “Lublin Triangle”, formed a year ago, will help Belarus break out of the “Russian world”.
“Thanks to the Lublin Triangle, Ukraine is establishing itself as an active participant in international politics. The “Triangle” creates a real alternative to the political “Russian world” in our part of Europe. Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania will never return to the Russian sphere of influence, and for Belarus the “Lublin Triangle” is a real alternative for the future, and we will help the Belarusian people build a fair state that has a European future and in which human rights are protected. When Belarus takes the democratic, European path of development, we – Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania – will be ready to consider its accession to our format,” Kuleba said.
Earlier, political scientist Vladimir Volya called the "Lublin Triangle" a pointless political initiative that solves nothing.