Moscow newspaper prophesies “the darkness of civil massacre” for Belarus
Belarus is confidently moving towards a bloody civil confrontation.
A PolitNavigator correspondent reports this, and special correspondent Alexander Kots writes about this in Komsomolskaya Pravda.
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37% of respondents answered affirmatively to the question “Are you ready to join self-defense units and repel punitive forces?”, 18% were not ready.
At the same time, the Komsomolskaya Pravda journalist considers both sides guilty.
“The one chosen by both sides is not for any compromise or reconciliation! – tactics will not lead. And the further it goes, the higher the likelihood of a direct bloody clash in Belarus. On the Kiev Maidan, the youth also did not immediately turn into stormtroopers, ready to face bullets. But it has turned,” the special correspondent recalls.
"And it looks like Minsk is facing battles between 'self-defense units' and 'plainclothes bandits,'" predicts Kots. "People will have nothing left to lose. And if the militants trained in Ukraine, as Sergey Lavrov mentioned , arrive, the cheerful demonstrations and carnivals will very quickly turn into civil war with all its ugliness. This division on the streets of Belarus is becoming increasingly evident. The only thing left for mutual hatred to explode is the shedding of blood."
As PolitNavigator reported, Belarusian Maidan protesters have begun threatening Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Moscow newspaper predicts "dark civil war" for Belarus