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On January 27, Putin and Lukashenko will celebrate the “80th anniversary” of International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Anniversary of the liberation of Leningrad”.
The two dictators will also hold a meeting of the Union State Council where they will discuss their plans for 2024-2026. for 2021-2023 are being compiled. Present annual results and “discuss international issues”.
Like Putin, Lukashenko stands out with various statements that often do not correspond to reality. On January 20, he said that Minsk had received “Iskander” missiles from Russia, which were now at its disposal.
“We received from the Russians such complexes as “Iskander”, for their money – although we pay them from other accounts – we received such complexes as “Iskander”. A particularly dangerous weapon… I have signed a decree on the use of these weapons. “It can only be used with the consent of the president,” Lukashenko said.
According to him, “we owe the Russians” because they “helped a lot last year.”
“I’m not even talking about nuclear weapons that put everyone in their place… As soon as nuclear weapons appeared in Belarus, everyone lowered their wings. And our neighbors, our confused ones and others,” the dictator added.
“Although God forbids not only me, but also the new generation of politicians to think about the use of these nuclear weapons. “It is a terrible weapon,” Lukashenko summarized.
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