Lukashenka sees "prerequisites" for ending the war
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Alexander Lukashenko promises to hurt the West "very painfully"
Life is changing, and at the same time, the "red lines" are also moving, Alexander Lukashenko noted.
There are "big prerequisites" for ending the war in Ukraine. This was stated by the formal leader of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko in an interview with Russia-1 TV channel on Wednesday, June 14.
“In Ukraine, we will end this war, there are already great prerequisites for this, but then these crazed people from the West will create too many problems for us,” he said.
Lukashenka added that if the West crosses "these lines, it will be very painful for them."
“Crazy NATO members are conducting exercises. We are reproached that we are pulling up nuclear weapons for the NATO meeting in Vilnius, and they are conducting exercises - tens of thousands of people are taking part from the entire NATO bloc. Therefore, this direction is very dangerous,” he explained.
Lukashenka also called the "main red line" for himself a full-scale aggression against Belarus.
"When talking about red lines, you can never draw them. Because life is changing and the lines are moving ... Red lines for me are full-scale aggression. From any side now, except for Russia, of course. But the Baltic states, Poland and Ukraine. Now if they will cross the borders with troops, not with these detachments, and start a war - this is aggression," he said.
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