Tag: Alexander Lukashenko
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Lukashenko says he allowed the balloons to fly to Lithuania because of sanctions
In an interview with the state-owned Belarusian Telegraph Agency, Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko said that he allowed the balloons to fly to Lithuania because Europe has sanctioned Belarus. The Belarusian leader said that the incident involved Lithuanians who were smuggling cigarettes from Belarus to Lithuania because cigarettes in Belarus are cheaper. Lithuania closed its border…
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President Trump refuses to acknowledge Russia’s attack on Poland: lifts sanctions on Belurasian airline
When asked about Russia’s drone attack on Poland, President Donald Trump refused to acknowledge the attack and said that it might have been a mistake. NATO also refused to acknowledge the attack. The EU acknowledged that Russia attacked Poland and issued a condemnation accordingly. Meanwhile, the US has been in discussions with the Belarusian dictator…
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The online propagandists of Elon Musk
After feuding with the US President on his own social media platform, X.com (Twitter), Elon Musk admitted to using Twitter to wield political influence and is already discussing the prospect of a creating new political party. The split between allies appears to have been violent, with Steve Bannon alleging that Elon Musk was struck by…
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Ukraine President Zelensky says that Belarus President Lukaeshnko told him that Russia is in control of Belarus
In the lengthy interview with Lex Fridman (Alexey Fedotov), Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that Belarus President Aleksander Lukashenko told him that Russia’s President Vladimir Putin is in control of Belarus, and that he (Lukashenko) has no control. The phone call took place just days after Russia invaded Ukraine and right after Russia used Belarus…
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More footage and stories from the surreal BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia
The BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia ended with a meeting between the United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin followed by a statement by the parties in the conferences with some points including a bizarre demand to nations “to adhere to the UN Charter”. Russia invaded Ukraine twice, first in 2014 and…
