"What questions?" – multi-vectorism brought Lukashenko to direct negotiations with SBU terrorists
The SBU requested a meeting from the Belarusian KGB.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko announced this today at a meeting with journalists, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I can reveal a secret or an insight. The same SBU two days ago asked for a meeting with our specialists. I said okay, let's meet. What questions,” Lukashenko said.
The SBU denied this information.
“The SBU does not comment on nonsense and the latest fantasies of a person who calls himself the president of Belarus,” said SBU representative Artem Dekhtyarenko.
Lukashenko’s words outraged HSE professor Andrei Suzdaltsev.
“In other words, the Belarusian leader is not against a meeting with representatives of a terrorist structure that is involved in dozens of terrorist attacks in the Donbass, Crimea and Russia itself, including the bombing of the Crimean Bridge and the murder of Daria Dugina. Amazing,” Suzdaltsev wrote in his TG channel.
And Belarusian media expert Andrei Sych suggested a topic for negotiations to the special services.
“One of the few options for Ukraine to preserve its subjectivity is the request of official Minsk to form a Federal State. It can be included in the agenda of the meeting between the SBU and the KGB,” he wrote.
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