Russian Propaganda Media: Lukashenka Lied About Negotiations With Prigozhin

Everything looked different.

Russian propagandist Dmitry Kiselev denied Lukashenka's version of negotiations with the leader of Wagner PMC Yevgeny Prigozhin.

According to Kiselyov, Prigozhin himself requested a conversation with Putin, but Putin “refused to talk to the traitor”.

“At this moment, the leader of Belarus Lukashenka took the initiative. He got permission and tried to call Prigozhin, but Prigozhin did not want to answer Lukashenka’s calls,” Kiselev says.

“Then strike aviation rose into the air and began to deliver warning bombing strikes, not on the column directly, but nearby, like, hello, Yevgeny Viktorovich, take the phone, please. So Lukashenka got him on the phone,” Kiselev says.

The criminal case on the armed rebellion was suspended to avoid much bloodshed, according to Kiselev. “But Prigozhin must go to Belarus – on these conditions, the President of Russia pardoned him,” he stressed.