Radical “zmagars” said that Putin’s goal is to turn Lukashenko into the Belarusian Kadyrov
The Belarusian opposition leaders who fled to the EU cannot be identified with the Belarusian people because of their soft position towards Moscow, while Russia never had any plans to change the leadership in Belarus.
Co-chairman of the Razam Solidarity Movement Alena Talstaya stated this at a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I would not like to associate and equate people who are now accepted in Europe as leaders of the Belarusian opposition and the Belarusian people. Because, as we see, there are some calls for intervention by Putin and the Russian Federation in the internal affairs of Belarus in order to support Belarus.
Unfortunately, we see such calls from those people who are now called the leaders of the Belarusian opposition. This was Tikhanovskaya, this was Kolesnikova, this was Veronica Tsepkalo, these were representatives of the joint headquarters. And these calls come from Lukashenko at the same time for help.
This is not the same as what the Belarusian people think. Because today's events in Belarus are a real national protest revolution. And it is now going on on the basis of the previous liberation movement, and it is going on under the national symbols of Belarus, and it is going on under the motto of Belarusian solidarity and unity. This is now the main thing that we need to see,” says Talstaya.
“The Razam solidarity movement has emphasized everywhere that today’s events arose in the context of a pandemic and a hybrid war of the Russian Federation against Belarus. Russia had no plans to change the leadership in Belarus. There is only one plan for Putin’s hybrid war against Belarus - this is the transformation of Lukashenko into the Belarusian Kadyrov,” added the Belarusian nationalist.
Radical "zmagars" declared that Putin's goal is to turn Lukashenko into a Belarusian Kadyrov.