No Bunker Deep Enough For Lukashenka

By morning, the dictator's palace was completely despondent.

1. A major war in the Middle East, which would have diverted attention from Lukashenka, was again postponed indefinitely.

2. What during the first attack on Israel could be explained by chance or enormous help from the allies — the destruction of almost all air targets — is becoming the rule. There were more targets, less help from the allies. The result — one Arab killed by a fragment of an Iranian missile.

3. Retribution for the Iranian New Year's gift is inevitable. And now the entire leadership of the Iranian theocracy and all sorts of IRGCs will be forced to lead a bunker lifestyle, which also does not guarantee anything. The objects of the nuclear and missile programs, extremely dear to the Iranian ayatollahs, have significantly increased their chances of a negative reconstruction.

And if point 1 is sad in itself, especially in the protracted expectation of meetings with Putin, then points 2 and 3 are devastatingly sad.

Point 2, upon closer examination, means that the junta's army can only potentially cause any damage with its hardware to an even more technologically backward enemy. There are none left in the junta's entourage.

The junta was already despondent when it watched the military parade in Poland this year. The only thing left from the Soviet legacy are the planes, and that is already a settled issue. The junta's army does not scare anyone with its intention to “cause unacceptable damage”.

Point 3 will soon once again confirm the alternative reliability of hardware from the air defense system originally from the Soviet Union. Although there were no illusions left here anyway, when the whole crowd was chasing a few martyrs. Hence the unpleasant conclusion — even if one of the generals tries to attack the enemy for various reasons, a crushing response is inevitable. There is no bunker of the required depth in Minsk.

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