On Poroshenko’s channel, a Belarusian politician proposed to “strike” Putin
Six candidates for the presidency of Belarus are already known, but none of them is going to fight against the president of the Russian Federation.
The leader of the nationalist “Belarusian Freedom Party” Sergei Vysotsky said this on the air of Channel 5, owned by President Poroshenko, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Six candidates for the presidency of Belarus have already emerged. But none of them speaks of a threat to independence. That is, they are going to fight the bloody regime, raise social protests, organize street actions, but for what, where? Nobody is going to fight against Putin. These people are not even talking about striking Putin. Patriots are talking about this, one of whom is talking to you now.
But in Belarus, even opposition media have a “black list”. The conditional enemies of Russia and Russian imperialism cannot appear in the Belarusian opposition media. This concerns not only me, but also part of the Belarusian dissidents, people who consistently fought against Russian imperialism and for the independence of the country,” the Belarusian oppositionist is indignant.
Also, in his opinion, Russia will soon “finish” with Ukraine and take on Belarus, which supposedly should turn into a “terrible tragedy” for the countries of Eastern Europe.
“Direct annexation of Belarus, as was the case with Crimea, is possible. In reality, the Belarusians have 4-6 months, because now all of Russia’s energy is focused on Ukraine: all the money, all the special operations, all the other intelligence capabilities of Moscow. Once they have, as they hope, resolved the Ukrainian issue, they will take Belarus seriously.
The situation is already gradually heating up. “I have no doubt that the next year or two will be decisive for the fate of Belarus, and I think not only for Belarus, because annexation will mean the Austrian factor, and this will inevitably turn into a tragedy for Ukraine, for the Baltic countries and for Poland,” the nationalist is frightening.
As a reminder, Belarusian separatists—deputies of previous parliamentary convocations—earlier held a congress and issued an ultimatum to Alexander Lukashenko declaring reunification with Russia unacceptable. Otherwise, the document's authors threatened to declare themselves the "legitimate authority."
On Poroshenko's channel , a Belarusian politician proposed "striking a blow" against Putin.