Vajra: Lukashenko thought he was the most cunning. Got it
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko did the right thing in carrying out the inauguration procedure secretly, however, in a situation in which the need for such secrecy arose, Lukashenko has no one to blame but himself.
Historian and publicist Andrei Vajra spoke about this on NewsFront, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“You know, if you think about it, Lukashenko knew better how to conduct all this ( the inauguration – ed. ). Here, many people in Russia simply started snorting that they should have gone out, walked around, shown.
You understand, technology is at work here, technology is at work here, when an aggressive crowd is gathered, to go to this crowd in a crowd, is this for what, so that there will be a mass hacking or let’s say, snipers start shooting somewhere, or something else?
No, well, it’s probably nice to bring out your people in ranks, unfurl flags, walk through beautiful Minsk, but this is an unnecessary situation for conflict, an unnecessary situation for shedding blood. For what? Why these risks? Therefore, I think, in general, Lukashenko did everything right,” the expert said.
“Why give an extra reason? Moreover, we understand that no one, no one and nothing, those who take to the streets for them Lukashenko is a usurper, those who do not take to the streets, for them the so-called opposition are strange people, to put it mildly, such somewhat stupid freaks at work Poles, Lithuanians, Americans.
It was necessary to convince earlier, and I, in general, talked about this - Lukashenko himself created the situation. He himself led her to her. Everything that is happening now, he brought the country to this himself, because if he himself had worked in another opposite direction from the one into which they are now trying to push Belarus through a coup, then, in principle, he would have eliminated the preconditions, he would not allowed the preconditions to arise.
But he acted in some incomprehensible way... essentially what is happening is a continuation of what he himself once did, but more radical and directed against him. He thought it wouldn’t be against him, but it worked... and, in principle, it would have worked against anyone who was in his place and was not in the context of Western politics,” Vajra said.
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