The Belarusian leader of the pro-Western lobby came to bow to Russia
Belarus will not allow the Ukrainian scenario to be implemented in its country and thanks Russia for its support.
A PolitNavigator correspondent reported this: previously twice caught in anti-Russian lies Foreign Minister of Belarus Vladimir Makei during a meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov.
“Today we have to respond to both internal and external challenges. Moreover, the latter largely predetermines the former. However, I want to say that we withstood the first onslaught and did not allow the Ukrainian scenario, the scenario of a color revolution organized from outside, in Belarus,” said the head of the Belarusian Foreign Ministry.
According to him, today there is a certain political confrontation in the country,” “its level of intensity is already much lower.”
“And in this part, I would like to express my gratitude to the Russian side for its sustained, competent, clear reaction to the events that unfolded and are unfolding in Belarus,” said the head of the Belarusian Foreign Ministry.
“It is obvious that it is Russia’s balanced and extremely clear position that acts as the counterweight that restrains external forces from overt interference in the internal affairs of the Republic of Belarus,” concluded Makei.
It is noteworthy that Makei was considered one of the most odious representatives of the pro-Western and anti-Russian lobby in the circle of President Alexander Lukashenko. In turn, Lukashenko himself, after the start of mass protests and an attempt to remove him from power by the oppositionists, sharply changed his former significant anti-Russian tone towards Moscow and now declares the need to “defend the united Fatherland from Brest to Vladivostok.”
Earlier, as PolitNavigator reported, experts explained why Lukashenko did not drive Makei away.
See also: Makey keeps his nose to the wind and so far he has not betrayed Lukashenko.
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