‘Belaruskaia Vyvedka’: Lukashenka Went To Russia For Tolerating, Intimidating And Begging

The head of the Kremlin and his entourage “nibble” at precisely the Poles and NATO.

The Belaruskaia Vyvedka Telegram channel writes about Lukashenka's visit to Russia, where he meets with Putin:

“Sources report that Lukashenka went to tolerate and scare. His staff has a very accurate idea of Putin's current situation and his mental condition. Lukashenka has three objectives of the visit:

1. To tolerate Putin. Hence the "pilgrimage to holy places." Both are trying to return the relationship, spoiled by Prigogine, to the previous course.

2. To Intimidate Putin. Draw attention to the aggravated situation on the western flank. His statement about Wagner's march on Warsaw is intended to provoke Poland and NATO to move troops closer to the Belarusian border. This is what Lukashenka needs. The greater the threat from the West, the more reasons Lukashenka has to shout ‘Help!’ since he knows that Putin and his entourage ‘nibble’ at the Poles and NATO.

It was decided to leave the Lithuanians alone for the time being because there is hope for a ‘grain corridor’ to Klaipeda through Belarus. The ‘migrant crisis’ curtailed in 2022 again falls on the agenda of the headquarters strategists. The ‘Afghan-NATO’ weapons brought from Tajikistan are still gathering dust in the depots.

Regular provocations on the border accompanied by loud and provocative statements are designed to ‘disturb the Western enemy’ and provoke deploying more NATO forces close to Belarus, thereby extolling and increasing the importance of Lukashenka and the ‘Belarusian ledge’ for the elderly strategists of the Kremlin.

3. Lukashenka needs money. Further devaluation of the Russian ruble "wastes" the profits of Belarusian state exporters. Lukashenka is kissing the icons and trying to beg for new borrowed funds and quietly hints at the expediency of limiting Chinese industrial exports to the Russian Federation since the Belarusian mechanical engineering industry has become noncompetitive.

In addition to money, he wants to bargain for benefits on tariffs for transportation and port traffic. After the end of the visit, we will find out and publish the specific details of the negotiations. As of today, we have information that there is almost zero progress in the economic issues…