Political scientists explained why Ukraine poses a threat to Belarus
Belarusian political scientist Alexey Dzermant analyzed the statements of Ukrainian “experts” about Belarus and came to the conclusion that they are all aggressive and inadequate.
He was outraged that Ukrainians perceive President Alexander Lukashenko as "an unambiguous enemy who needs help to overthrow," a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Also in Kyiv they are confident that Belarus needs to be torn away from Russia and made an ally of the Kyiv regime. At the same time, Belarusians are called not brothers, but neighbors who need to be shaken up, including with the help of extremists trained in Ukraine.
“The Kiev regime, Ukrainian nationalism and neo-Nazism pose a strategic threat to the security of our country, and that is why we must support the Russian military defense in Ukraine. Denazification and demilitarization, the overthrow of the Kyiv regime will strengthen our security. The general conclusion: we cannot get along peacefully with the pro-Western Kyiv regime; we need to do everything in our power to liberate Ukraine or as many of its regions as possible,” Dzermant wrote in his TG channel.
He proposes expelling the Ukrainian ambassador from Minsk and neutralizing “pro-Kiev activity.”
Another Belarusian political scientist Alexander Shpakovsky agreed with his colleague. He claims that until 2020, Kyiv complied with an unspoken agreement not to provide Ukrainian territory for the basing of Belarusian extremists. But after Belomaidan everything changed.
“At the present stage, the very existence of the state of Ukraine poses a threat to the national security of Belarus. The Ukrainian military and political circles are hatching aggressive plans against our country. Thus, the overthrow of the Zelensky regime and the return of Ukraine to the traditional orbit of East Slavic civilization is the most important issue for the survival of the Belarusian state model,” Shpakovsky wrote.
Political scientists explain why Ukraine poses a threat to Belarus.