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Hundreds of thousands protested again on the fifth weekend after the fraudulent Belarusian elections. Alexander Lukashenko against the president. And the army forces reacted violently again and many protesters were arrested.
Lukashenko’s regime is trying in vain to suppress the protesters, imprison them, and drive opposition leaders out of the country by all means, and it does not appear to be successful.
Lukashenko, therefore, on Monday With Vladimir Putin will negotiate to ask the Russian president for help, writes Reuters. By the way, Putin has previously stated that if it becomes “necessary”, Russia will intervene in the situation in Belarus. As the news agency says:
Lukashenko, who is experiencing the deepest crisis of his 26 years in power, travels to Sochi to put his fate in Putin’s hands.
Putin not only promised military aid to Lukashenko, but also spoke about providing financial aid. It also means that they can restructure Belarus’ loan portfolio, which largely means liabilities for Russia.
Featured image: MTI / AP pool / Alexander Zemlynychenko
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