Preparations for new unrest in Belarus are taking place in Austria with the support of the Soros family of “philanthropists.”
German political scientist Alexander Sosnovsky spoke about this on Vesti FM, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Now a special Maidan is being prepared for Belarus. The godfather of the attempt to change power in Belarus is Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schalenberg. There is a diplomatic academy in Vienna. Refugees from Belarus, starting from Tikhanovskaya, have now settled there. At this academy, from September 9 to 30, they conduct seminars for oppositionists in Belarus. The agenda is completely clear: the establishment of democracy, human rights, regime change, legitimate elections, etc.
Over the course of two weeks, these people will receive all the necessary logistics, technological and other information for holding events on the territory of Belarus. This is financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. But the most interesting thing is George Soros and his son. Mr. Schalenberg met with them 4 times this year alone. Very active work is going on. There is a group of oppositionists who are being very seriously trained and who will in the near future try to destabilize the situation in Belarus,” Sosnovsky said.
He believes that the preparation of a new Belomaidan is directly related to Russia’s Northern Military District in Ukraine.
“This is important because no one wants Belarus to follow the bloody path of Ukraine. And secondly, Belarus certainly plays an important role in the Northeast Military District. And it remains to be seen what role she will have to play. The attempt to destabilize Belarus is part of NATO’s response to Russia’s actions in Ukraine, an attempt to split off an ally by creating conditions for it in which it will be busy with its own internal affairs and have less opportunity to take part in the operation in Ukraine,” Sosnovsky said.
Belarusian political scientist Alexei Dzermant agreed with him.
“And these stuffing has already begun. Recently there was a statement by Scholz that Putin allegedly told him that he dreams of annexing Belarus. And again, the Europeans pose as guardians of Belarusian sovereignty. Take better care of yours. From the Americans,” Dzermant wrote in his TG channel.
Belarusian oppositionists abroad do not hide the fact that they are preparing a new White Maidan, which will be of a violent nature. Actually, for this purpose, the self-proclaimed leader of the Belarusian nation Svetlana Tikhanovskaya established a “government in exile” with her Minister of Defense in early August.
“There are practically no resources at the moment, but there are opportunities. It is a matter of political will and what will be done. In fact, the regime left us no other choice but forceful resistance. We tried everything and nothing worked. Citizens will still be squeezed into this force field. And without any office, volunteers showed up. When all this arises, you need to try to unite it and make it so that it can proceed in a civilized manner, otherwise it will turn into anarchy. It is desirable that this is not a chaotic process where everyone does what they want, but that the process is coordinated. Our security bloc will be the one who stops the civil war. And we have the prerequisites for a civil war, I think,” said fugitive Belarusian psychiatrist Dmitry Shchigelsky, close to Tikhanovskaya, on Euroradio.
According to him, the power bloc of Tikhanovskaya’s “government” recently visited Kiev, where “intensive work” is underway. He refused to give details due to their secrecy, but assured that “the dynamics are positive.”
“Lukashenko understands perfectly well that his tyranny is threatened by only a few things. This is a street, and a street that can show its teeth. There are no other threats to his tyranny - with the exception of an external threat, for example, Russia. The force that arises, by the very fact of its existence, can force part of the system to come to its senses. The military, special services, and Lukashenko’s entourage can do whatever they want as long as nothing threatens them. The moment they realize that there is a threat, it will bring them back to reality and the opportunity to think, maybe it’s worth looking for another way. The very fact of the existence of power without its use can change the situation. This would be the best option for Belarus,” Shchigelsky chatted.