‘Lukashenka Complains About Putin, Lack Of Former Support’

The dictator has ordered the prime minister not to count on ‘mountains and marvels’ from Moscow anymore.

Lukashenka has held a meeting with his new prime minister and his team. At the meeting, he conveyed his vision of the current situation. Sources say that Lukashenka complained about Putin and the lack of previous proper support. Summarising, he ordered not to count any more on ‘mountains and marvels’ from Moscow and to prepare for a phase of economic tension, writes ‘Belaruskaya Vyvedka’.

- All Lukashenka's wishes were gently rejected in the Kremlin and all that he managed was to postpone loan repayments. It became clear that Russia is not willing to support the regime in the previous volumes and demands an internal dialogue on the possible federalization of the ‘Union State’. Lukashenka called it a ‘stab in the back’. ‘Peacemaker’ Lukashenka made it clear that we should prepare for worse times and ordered to knock on all doors, including the West. He voiced fears that in case of a peace pause, sanctions with the Russian Federation might be eased, which would make Belarusian goods even more uncompetitive against the backdrop of Chinese trade expansion into Russia. If the war continues, the economy will be falling and the Russians will be all the more unable to help. Any scenario means a hard landing for the regime.

Our intelligence sources report that against the backdrop of unfolding events, the Security Council is working out possible scenarios for domestic policy in the event of the ‘entrenchment’ of Russian troops in the ‘Belarusian bulge’. Scenarios of internal response and methods of information work with the population are being worked out.

We know that the special group of especially trusted leaders at the level of deputy directorates, created inside the KGB and deeply concealed (even from the employees), is working on scenarios of defence of the constitutional order inside the system itself, using operational methods inside the vertical and personnel reserve. The succession of arrests of Russian agents of influence at the lower level (Bondarau and Co.) is the first signal to Moscow. In the absence of understanding of the situation with Minsk, the next stage may be neutralising more weighty figures within the vertical. The third stage is a total mopping-up, which we have repeatedly written about. All agents of influence and useful idiots of the Kremlin from Lukashenka's entourage will go under the knife. Soon we will be able to observe a ‘surge of red-green’ patriotism, starting from Hihin and ending with Karpenkou and the like, as they already smell the uneven breath of the ‘office’ in their backsides.

Smooth mopping up of the ‘Russian world’ against the background of slight easing inside is the only Lukashenka's lever of pressure on the Kremlin. The ‘national’ rhetoric of Lukashenka, dressed in an embroidered shirt and broadcasting in Belarusian from a high rostrum, will be a powerful signal to Moscow. The milking of Russia is reaching a new level.

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