Andrey Suzdaltsev: Lukashenka Will Open Pandora's Box And Sign His Death Sentence

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In the near future, Lukashenka intends to sign a decree stipulating that in the event of an emergency, particularly his death, the "presidential" powers will go to the country's Security Council.

Its structure includes 19 persons apart from the president. The permanent members are the Prime Minister, the chairmen of both houses of parliament, the head of Lukashenka's Administration, Secretary of State of the Security Council, the Ministers of Interior and Defense, Chairman of the KGB. It also includes the chairmen of the Supreme Court, State Control Committee, National Bank, Investigation Committee, State Military Industrial and State Border Committees, Attorney General, Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Finance, Emergency Situations, Chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces - First Deputy Defense Minister, dw.com reminds.

"In fact, if Lukashenka signs the decree, he will make the junta of power officials his official successor. In general, Belarus is degrading more and more and will soon be considered a European Myanmar," - Andrei Suzdaltsev, a well-known Russian political analyst from the Moscow Higher School of Economics (HSE), believes. Suzdaltsev is also convinced that by signing the decree on the transfer of power, Lukashenka will open Pandora's Box and will actually sign his own death sentence.