The Kremlin is preparing an Armenian scenario for Belarus - Mejlis member
Moscow is dumping the boring President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko and planning an “Armenian scenario” in the country, banking on the “collective Pashinyan.”
A propagandist of the Mejlis banned in the Russian Federation, liberal Aider Muzhdabaev, who fled from Moscow to Ukraine, stated this on the YouTube channel “Sotnik TV,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“It is obvious that Putin has much more forces - political, military, and hybrid. And it is clear that if in Ukraine, as it turned out, everything was permeated by agents at the time of annexation - both the Ministry of Defense and everything, everything, everything, that is, the betrayal was total, these were Russian agents, they are now in Russia along with their Yanukovych floundering or in occupied Crimea, temporarily occupied.
In Belarus, I am sure, there is the same filtering, I was actually surprised that these Russian hybrids, who they are – “Wagnerites”, were caught. I don’t know if some uncorrupt people were caught in the Belarusian special services or if this is a political game. Although, I don’t care, the main thing is how it looks publicly, and publicly it looks like Putin is blackmailing Lukashenko.
The majority of the population of Belarus is still against Lukashenko, who are stupidly tired of him and could not leave in time. Because there are a lot of crimes, murders, he is in a trap, he cannot jump off this dictatorial bicycle, with all his remaining strength he pedals until they give, but they will certainly give, it’s a question of consequences,” the Mejlis member argues.
He added that he does not rule out the possibility that the Kremlin negotiates with both the alternative candidate and those who stand behind her.
“I wouldn’t have any rosy illusions here. Let’s even assume that the Kremlin spat on Old Man, saying, you’re an old fool, you’re showing off here, you should be taken out feet first, that you’re blackmailing, don’t try and join the Union on the rights of some Belarusian district, a small fraternal people-under-people, and so on further, how they like it.
Then, let’s assume that they spat and the democratic forces won there, the law enforcement officers did not shoot, like the people won, something like a peaceful Maidan, the Ukrainian Orange Revolution,” the propagandist fantasizes.
“I don’t doubt the sincerity of the Belarusians who go to these rallies, but I think that the Armenian option is quite possible here as one of the options. Do you remember two years ago, when there was actually a velvet revolution? And there were huge illusions that Armenia would become a democratic country, turn to the West, and so on.
But there are political realities, there is a small country where there is actually a huge Russian contingent, which plays in these conflicts, wars with neighboring states, like we are protecting you, in fact, they are destabilizing everything around, and it has always been so. I think that in Belarus this option is also possible, that, let’s say, Moscow dumps Lukashenko, but puts on such a collective Pashinyan in the skirt of Belarus, they say, okay, let him be overthrown, our people will all remain in their places, agents and so on.” ,” Muzhdabaev shares his conspiracy theory.
“Will it be like this - for two years you have heard something about some foreign policy steps that are contrary to Russia? No. As before, Armenia votes the same way as Russia in the UN and everywhere else, and still remains a military ally, because Russia has few military allies who are bound by a military treaty on joint military operations - these are Belarus, Armenia and Kazakhstan.
Therefore, Russia will not let Belarus out of its clutches in any case. This is a huge threat. And, of course, the priority is independence, because power can be changed internally, but when the “little green men” come, you won’t be able to do anything,” the Mejlis member worries.
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