Lukashenka Fled To Sochi On The Eve Of Outraged Belarusians March

It has turned out that the dictator left for the Sochi already on February 15, and not on February 20.

On February 20 the BelTA agency reported citing the Lukashenka's press service that the dictator was going to spend the week in Sochi. In fact, the governor flew there already on February 15.

According to the website planefinder, which tracks flights, Lukashenka's plane left for Sochi on February 15. Thus, the press service of the dictator announced it with a delay of five days.

As many experts have suggested, Lukashenka hoped for a personal meeting with Putin in Sochi to solve sharp disagreements.

According to the information of the Kremlin press service, Putin was in Sochi on February 17. However, he did not hold any meetings with Lukashenka.

Many media outlets have estimated Lukashenka's trip to Sochi as an escape from the protests against the decree № 3б which were held in Belarus.

Now that we know that Lukashenka has left the country not after the protests, but the day before them, this suspicion intensifies.