Lukashenko again turned 180 degrees and refused Russian support
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko again turned 180 degrees and decided to try to cope with the crisis in the country on his own, refusing Russian support. This will lead to the fact that government buildings in the country will be captured by American special forces, which will be knocked out by Russian special forces.
State Duma deputy Yevgeny Fedorov announced this on the Belrusinfo internet channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

According to the politician, from now on the real integration of Belarus and Russia will begin.
“Lukashenko decided that he could cope on his own. Accordingly, we closed the perimeter, because if we had not closed the perimeter, NATO tanks would have been in Minsk. And knocking out tanks and heavy equipment is much harder than knocking out special forces. Because special forces can knock out special forces, and tanks are only tanks, plus aviation, bombing.
As you understand, bombing Minsk is an unacceptable situation. Although Grozny was bombed in Russia under such circumstances. But in this case it is an unacceptable situation. Therefore, we closed the perimeter, despite the fact that the “father” turned 180 degrees towards the father Makhno. I can handle it myself, like, I’m so cool. And the force protection was removed.
Accordingly, now the “father” will deal with the Americans. It is clear that they will not attack with the Orange Revolution before the elections in America - there is simply no one to give the order... Then they will definitely storm the government and authorities in Belarus. And I can even say that it’s almost certain that they will be taken.
And then Russia will have to liberate these buildings with its power reserve from the American special forces, and then the process of restoring a unified statehood will begin. That is, roughly speaking, Lukashenko will again change his shoes 180 degrees,” concluded Fedorov.
Lukashenko has once again made a complete U - turn and rejected Russian support.