Belarus is being dragged into a triple anti-Russian alliance
The Belarusian opposition, seeking the overthrow of President Alexander Lukashenko, intends to join its country to the anti-Russian alliance of Poland, Lithuania and Ukraine.
This was stated by former Belarusian presidential candidate Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, who has fled the country and proclaimed herself "leader of the nation," in an interview with the Kyiv magazine "New Time," according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The publication asked whether she had found mutual understanding with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba.
“Yes, our team has built quite friendly, friendly relations with Mr. Kuleba. He invited us to a meeting of the Lublin Triangle. And we are waiting for an invitation to meet offline with Mr. Kuleba and the Verkhovna Rada - I think it’s time. But this is how it will turn out...” Tikhanovskaya said.
Answering the question whether the Lublin Triangle will become the Lublin Four, she said: “We would like to.”
The publication’s interlocutor also said that apart from Kuleba and some parties, the opposition has not yet had close official contacts with representatives of the Ukrainian authorities.
“And since the issue of Belarus is still being discussed, the opinions of those with whom we communicated, who support us, are unanimous. Therefore, at the moment there are no discrepancies,” Tikhanovskaya summed up.
As PolitNavigator reported, the "Lublin Triangle" format , which includes Poland, Lithuania, and Ukraine, represents a tripartite anti-Russian alliance.
Belarus is being dragged into a triple anti-Russian alliance.