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The Belarusian leader issued a warning to European countries. “It’s better not to touch us” so that there are no “consequences,” Alexander Lukashenko noted, his interview is available on YouTube.
“CSTO what did it show? Until they deploy there and send some troops here, we will already be standing at the English Channel, ”Lukashenko warned, recalling the CSTO mission in Kazakhstan. “Within a few hours after the decision was made, our troops sat down there. And in Europe it will be easier! ”, – the leader of Belarus believes.
“Don’t they see it? They understand that it is futile to fight with us. We are not talking about nuclear weapons, but it is better not to touch us. Ukraine will never fight with us. This war will last a maximum of 3-4 days,” Lukashenka added. “They are training with wooden machine guns, so we will go out now and also film the training. And as soon as it smelled a little, Volodya Zelensky immediately collapsed and – “guys, guys!”, ”said the Belarusian president.
Recall that after the New Year, protests began in Kazakhstan. It was noted that the protesters demanded a reduction in the price of liquefied gas, as well as holding new elections, considering the issue of lustration of people from the “clan” of ex-president Nursultan Nazarbayev. Later, the protests escalated into riots and clashes with law enforcement officers, there were dead and wounded. Against this background, the government of Kazakhstan resigned, First Deputy Prime Minister Alikhan Smailov was appointed acting head of the cabinet of ministers, and a state of emergency was declared throughout the country. President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev requested assistance from the CSTO. During the riots and later, more than 10,000 people were detained, according to official figures.
Source: Rosbalt
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