Lukashenka Threatens West With Strikes At ‘Decision-Making Centers’

The usurper once again attacked the countries of the West with claims.

This opinion was expressed by Aliaksandr Lukashenka on June 30 during his speech.

Speaking at the Palace of the Republic in front of a selected audience, the usurper once again attacked the Western countries, which, in his words, “make enemies from us because they are afraid”.

“Not in the sense that there are aggressors here. We are dangerous for them because of the authority, independence and strength of the Belarusian state. In the end, this is the most important thing — because we show the example,” BelTA quotes Lukashenka.

Addressing the countries of Western Europe, which he had just criticized, Lukashenka noted that “we can be interesting and useful to each other in all areas: economic, scientific, educational, cultural.”

“In fact, even differing in national interests, values, traditions, we, the countries of Eastern and Western Europe, our common home, could and should develop together,” Lukashenka stressed.

He also once again stated that “we are in conditions of an unprecedented military-political crisis on a global scale”. At the same time, he stressed that it was not him, the person thanks to whom Russia deployed its tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, who put “the head of Europe on the nuclear guillotine”, but “Western politicians”.

“Now it has become fashionable to talk about decision-making centers. So, the coordinates of these centers are known to us to the millimeter. And the day before yesterday they were clearly and precisely defined and approved by me on military maps,” Lukashenka threatened.

The dictator stressed that, together with Russian President Vladimir Putin, he is ready to “respond adequately” if “the security of our peoples is in jeopardy”.

“If the statehood, independence, territorial integrity, and security of our peoples are under real threat, we will respond adequately without even hesitation. Do not test our Slavic patience and your fate,” Lukashenka warned.