Fridman: Minsk ‘Castro’ Shocks With His Inadequacy

The dictator got used to the simple role assigned to him.

Political scientist Alexander Fridman commented on the words of Lukashenka, who announced today that the site for launching nuclear missiles from Belarus is under restoration.

“During the Cuban Missile Crisis, Khrushchev pretended to be a statesman with whom one could somehow negotiate, if one takes into account his interests and makes concessions to him. But Castro was raging, shocking the whole world with his political inadequacy and threats.

The current Moscow “Khrushchev” looks more than faded and is no match for his predecessor, but the Minsk “Castro”, appropriating Russian nuclear weapons, is quite coping with his simple task,” Alexander Fridman wrote.