“He doesn’t have time to reach the toilet” - Lukashenko is terrified of the entry of Russian troops into Belarus
The Belarusian president strongly resists the construction of Russian military bases in Belarus, because such facilities could become a center of attraction for pro-Russian forces.
Russian military expert, reserve colonel Vladimir Trukhan stated this on the PolitWera Internet channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Lukashenko does not need the Russian military, he is afraid of them, pees and even sometimes poops before reaching the toilet - from the impression that Russian troops will be stationed in Belarus.
Because Russian garrisons, where they will be stationed, will become the center of concentration of pro-Russian forces in Belarus. And there are many such people. They will be a certain center of attraction.
And Lukashenko is doing his best to push out of the republic the very idea that it is good to be with Russia, that we should be together with Russia. There is a narrative “Russia must pay us” - for transit, for protection, for the fact that Belarus is a Eurasian center,” he said.
Let us remind you that despite this, Alexander Lukashenko continues to scare the West allegedly the possibility of introducing Russian troops into the territory of Belarus.
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