It has been exactly 7 days since Russian President Vladimir Putin decided to organize a military operation to support the Luhansk People’s Republic and the Donetsk People’s Republic, which it officially recognized last week, and to ensure peace in the region.
PRESENTED WITH A COMPREHENSIVE MAP
One of the biggest supporters of Russian leader Putin, who faced unexpected resistance both in Ukraine and in the international community, was Belarus. Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, who has been conducting joint military exercises with Russia on the Ukrainian border for weeks, held a meeting with the security council yesterday. Lukashenko, who discussed the occupation of Ukraine and the role of Belarus in this process, explained the developments on a comprehensive map.
A DETAIL ON THE MAP ATTRACTED ATTENTION
But when the images of Lukashenko were published, some details on the map behind it became the agenda. On the map, which includes the plans of Russia to seize critical cities of Ukraine, it was seen that an attack was carried out on Moldova, on the southwestern border of Ukraine.
In Lukashenko’s presentation, on the map that includes Russia’s plans to seize critical cities, it is noteworthy that an attack was carried out on Moldova, on the southwestern border of Ukraine.
In the video, Lukashenko is heard saying, “I thank these guys. They warned us and we discovered this literally six hours before the missiles were launched.” The Belarusian leader also showed Russia’s Iskander tactical missile system on the map, “It was here, wasn’t it?” he saw what he said.
It turned out that the video was broadcast by a pro-Belarusian Telegram channel. No official statement was made from Belarus.
