When will Lukashenko recognize Crimea as Russian?
It’s time for the President of Belarus to move from phrases about a common Fatherland with Russia from Brest to Vladivostok to real actions.
The famous Russian TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov announced this on his internet channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“It turns out that we have a common Fatherland? That is, it turns out that it’s not multi-vectorism, it turns out that it’s not kisses with Pompeo, it turns out that we have a common Fatherland. That is, Lukashenko has already spoken about a single people and a common Fatherland. And if we have a common Fatherland and a single people, and Lukashenko understands the role of these states so well, then he took and deprived Ambassador Latushko of his status, recalled ambassadors from somewhere. This is generally interesting, very interesting.
What will happen to Ukraine? If we have a common Fatherland, if we have a Union State, then maybe let’s think about this concept. And when will Lukashenko begin to react to the decision of the Seimas of Lithuania? When will there be a real response to Poland’s behavior? When will there be real answers to Ukraine’s behavior? What, will they block the flow of petroleum products into the territory of Ukraine? What, Lukashenko suddenly recognizes Abkhazia and South Ossetia? What, Lukashenko suddenly recognizes Crimea as Russian? Common Fatherland. And when will Lukashenko talk about the future?” Solovyov said.
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