Telegram-Channels: Agent 'Valet' Implements Kremlin's Plan In Belarus

The plan is unofficially called "Belarusian Bulge" in the Russian Security Council.

As reported by Charter97.org, journalists of Süddeutsche Zeitung, Independent, Delfi and other reputable publications have gained access to an internal document of the Russian authorities entitled "Strategic goals of the Russian Federation in Belarus," according to which Russia is going to occupy Belarus by 2030.

The authors of the telegram channel "Belarusian intelligence" write about the active participation of the KGB agent with a call sign "Valet," Aliaksandr Lukashenka, in the Kremlin's plans for expansion in Belarus:

- We confirm the "Belarusian Bulge" plan.

The information is based on numerous reports from trusted sources and "blind" agents and has been coming in for the past two and a half years.

We have regularly reported that we have information on the Kremlin's creeping expansion plan for Belarus. The reason for favouring the plan is Lukashenka himself.

The gist. Lukashenko is a former official paid agent of the KGB.

The following. After he was elected "president" of Belarus he was recruited personally by Primakov in Minsk. Under promises and threats to make public the "personal record of a KGB agent", Lukashenka became a Kremlin slave and is still considered the most successful geopolitical project of the Russian Intelligence Service.

Since August 2020 "agent of influence" Lukashenka has been under Putin's personal supervision. By the end of 2020 in a number of meetings Putin proposed a concept of "security for Belarus", read - Lukashenka personally, which envisaged a gradual but full integration of Belarus into the future state union, a "reincarnation of the USSR" - the "union state".

Lukashenka enthusiastically accepted Putin's proposal. In the Security Council of the Russian Federation the plan to "return" Belarus is unofficially called "the Belarusian Bulge".

It should be noted that "before the war" the plan to reintegrate Belarus was part of a larger plan to revive a large "union state" which, according to the Kremlin's plan, was to include Ukraine and Belarus. Over time, Kazakhstan, Moldova and almost all former Soviet republics were to be annexed step by step. The takeover of the Baltic republics was seen as a long term strategy for the 2040s.

Sources reported that some of the operational scenarios of the Belarusian Bulge plan envisaged the unleashing of hostilities in our country (complicity in Ukrainian aggression, local conflicts with Poland, and civilian armed conflict).

The "Belarusian Bulge" plan is progressing in accordance with the approved timeline and one of its inspirers and active implementers is Lukashenka himself.