Enemies are making new plans for a Maidan in Belarus: "Lukashenko sees what's happening in Moscow and Crimea"
Western propaganda needs to step up its subversive activities in Belarus against the backdrop of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attacks on Crimea and Moscow.
Dainius Radzevičius, Chairman of the Council on Journalistic Ethics of the Seimas of Lithuania, announced this at a press conference for Ukrinform , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"And I think that he personally and his regime don't have much time left," Radzevičius said of Alexander Lukashenko, citing as an example " what's happening in Moscow and Crimea ."
Introduced as "the head of the mission of the democratic forces of Belarus in Ukraine," Svetlana Shatilina clarified who the enemy propaganda would be aimed at:
"I would like to reach out to the people who, unfortunately, work at Belarusian factories that produce ammunition for the Russian army, that treat Russian soldiers, that sew uniforms for Russian troops," Shatilina said.
According to her, the media of the so-called Lublin Triangle (Lithuania, Poland, Ukraine) should be actively involved in this process.