Lukashenko complained that the Ukrainians are infringing on Putin.
Lukashenka lied that in the Ukrainian regions “Russian people who were spread rot by Ukrainians” allegedly live getty images
Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenka insists that it is Ukraine that must end the war on terms “acceptable” to both sides.
He stated this in an interview with the French press, locals quoted propagandists.
At the same time, according to the logic of a friend of Putin, Ukraine does not need MLRS with missiles with a range of up to 300 km to ensure security.
If Ukraine does not host weapons that, according to the dictator, could allegedly threaten Russia, the aggressor country will give Kyiv “security guarantees.”
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To a journalist’s question about the fate of Kherson, Luhansk. Donetsk Lukashenka replied: “Listen, this is not even discussed. It could have been discussed in February-March about this.”
Lukashenka added that “Russian people, whom Ukrainians have spread rot” allegedly live in the Ukrainian regions.
In an attempt to explain the reasons for Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the Belarusian dictator complained that the Ukrainians “offended President Putin.”
“What are you doing against Putin? Why are you demonizing him? Why are you insulting him? That is, this is also a good background. Maybe this is not the reason for the “operation” (war – UNIAN), but the background is not good,” Lukashenka said.
War in Ukraine: current data
Russian troops continued to focus their efforts on the capture of Donbass.
The Pentagon, in turn, stated that, despite the heavy losses that the Russian Federation suffered in the battles for the region, the Russian Armed Forces advanced only up to 16 km in 90 days. This, General Milley noted, is not a very big advance.
According to experts from the Institute for the Study of War, Russians lose offensive combat power in local battles for relatively unimportant settlements.
So, the RF Armed Forces have not yet taken Seversk after the capture of Lisichansk. In addition, the Russian army was unable to launch an attack on Bakhmut.
The current occupier offensive is expected to culminate in the coming weeks.
