Lukashenko called Borrell a fool and gave Zelensky one last chance
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko called “nonsense” the words of European Union Foreign Affairs Representative Josep Borrell that “Russia will attack NATO.”
He stated this to journalists in St. Petersburg, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This is nonsense. This man is simply bad. He has nothing to do with politics. If he were smart, he would have thought like this, in a businesslike way: God forbid, we and Russia can sort out these problems. Are we going to layer new problems on top of these problems? Anyone would think so. Do we have another war today? We need to deal with this. Especially now, when the situation is favorable. And not only for us. But also for them, so as not to lose Ukraine. This is how I understand it,” Lukashenko said.
He predicts that the conflict in Ukraine will end next year.
“I think it’s the best chance. We will work more closely with them so that they understand that this is their only chance. If they don't use it, there will be a complete collapse. Now this has already reached the politicians. The military is pressing, they see what is happening. You probably noticed from Zelensky’s press conference that he is beginning to understand,” Lukashenko said.
Lukashenko called Borrell a fool and gave Zelensky a last chance.