Lukashenko: Moldova, Georgia, Serbia will be dragged into NATO according to the scenario of Ukraine
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said that Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Georgia and Serbia will be drawn into NATO, all following Ukraine’s scenario.
On Tuesday, Lukashenko is holding a meeting with the senior staff of the state bodies of the national security system.
“The accession to NATO of Finland, and about to join Sweden, is another stage of expansion to the east. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Georgia, Serbia will be dragged into the alliance. And all this will be according to the scenario of Ukraine,” Belta state agency quotes Lukashenko. According to him, Belarus is actually in the epicentre of a protracted major military and political crisis with the use of old as the world methods of intimidation.
“The forecasts are disappointing. The appetites and activity of the collective West will only grow. Washington and its allies will continue to expand NATO. The situation is more than favourable for them. Let me say it bluntly, without too much diplomacy: almost all European leaders have turned into US subjects. There’s no doubt about whose policy, whose interests dominate the territory of the European Union,” said President of Belarus.
Lukashenko recalled how the games with Ukrainian leaders in the “partnership” policy ended. “Formation of a layer of change agents for the subsequent change of military-political orientation to pro-Western. And war. Now Ukraine is being played the same way. The vague prospect of membership in the bloc is successfully used by Western curators to motivate and push the Kiev authorities to continue hostilities,” he said. The President drew attention to the fact that Belarus wants to drag Belarus into this conflict by any means necessary.