Lukashenko's opponent assures that Belomaidan cannot be beheaded - the conductors are hiding abroad
The tactics of the Belarusian authorities to arrest the leaders of opposition protests will not be successful, since the demonstrations are coordinated from abroad.
Valery Tsepkalo, a failed Belarusian presidential candidate who fled to Poland, stated this in an interview with the liberal Russian television channel Dozhd, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“When 250-300 thousand people are already taking to the streets, it is completely unclear who to work against. It is unclear who the organizer and instigator are. The regulation of these protests occurs to a greater extent from outside Belarus, because you understand that it is impossible to do this from Belarus,” Tsepkalo said.
He expressed confidence that Russia will pursue a different policy towards Lukashenko, since he sees a decrease in support for Old Man.
“Russia will now have a completely different policy towards him. They understand that he does not exercise power. He stopped being a Belarusian. Belarusians feel it alien to them both genetically and morally and ethically,” Tsepkalo assures.
Lukashenko's opponent insists the Belarusian Maidan cannot be decapitated – the conductors are hiding abroad.