Lukashenka: I Have Someone To Lie Under

The dictator admitted that he himself brought Russian troops to Belarus.

The impostor Lukashenka, speaking yesterday with a message, tried to convince that Russian President Vladimir Putin “does not influence him in any way”. Thus, the dictator claimed that he “did not lie under Putin”.

“I receive signals — “here you are there under Putin.” No one lay down under anyone. We have someone to lie under. We’re not quite yet…,” said the impostor.

Lukashenka also repeated his complaints that someone is allegedly pushing him to fight against Russia and Putin.

“You are disgusting. You don’t understand our mentality, that’s why the Ukrainian people are suffering, and it’s hard for us,” the usurper said.

At the same time, he recalled that his state provided its training grounds for Russian troops. At the same time, he stressed that “you don’t have to worry that Russia has captured something here.”

“I control these troops that are on the territory of Belarus…” Lukashenka assured.

The dictator added that he himself brought Russian troops to Belarus.