The state of affairs has precipitated cracks within the Belarusian political institution. The nation's ambassador to Slovakia and former Lukashenk
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The state of affairs has precipitated cracks within the Belarusian political institution. The nation’s ambassador to Slovakia and former Lukashenko aide, Igor Leshchenya, has declared solidarity with protesters in Minsk.
Lukashenko additionally organized a rally for his supporters on Sunday, just a few hours earlier than the huge pro-democracy march. Addressing 1000’s of supporters in entrance of the nation’s parliament, Lukashenko stated he wouldn’t quit his rule and hinted that NATO forces are about to invade Belarus.
“I’ve by no means betrayed you and I by no means will … In the event you destroy Lukashenko, it is going to be the start of the tip for you,” he stated, the Guardian reported.
Lukashenko’s feedback come after he claimed he has the help of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and that Russia would assist Belarus if the nation have been to face an exterior army menace.