Lukashenko has arrived in Russia: what will he discuss with Putin
A political technologist explained the purpose of Lukashenko's latest visit to Russia.
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Belarusian dictator Oleksandr Lukashenko
The self-proclaimed leader of Belarus, Oleksandr Lukashenko, has arrived in Russia for another round of talks with dictator Volodymyr Putin, scheduled for September 15. However, this visit by Lukashenko was not announced in advance.
Political technologist Yuriy Podorozhniy explained to "24 Channel" why and for what purpose the dictators are meeting.
Currently, the topic of Putin's talks with Lukashenka is unknown, but it can be assumed that the self-proclaimed president of Belarus, according to the expert, will once again start "raving" and proclaiming the narratives that Russia needs.
"At the same time, he announces them in such a tone and in such a way that they seem to make an impression on the population of Ukraine," the political technologist emphasized.
Previously, Lukashenko narrated how the Russian dictator, with his "big heart," did not "capture Kyiv" because he allegedly "feared to destroy it".
Podorozhniy expressed the opinion that important news should not be expected from the negotiations on September 15. Lukashenko frequently visits Moscow and, as the expert said, he is a "governor" of Russia and the Kremlin's appointed "president of Belarus." This is why he is not recognized in this capacity and is considered the "so-called president" of Belarus.
"Like any governor, he flies to Putin and reports on what he is doing. Although the story with the "Wagner" PMC and its peacekeeping mission supposedly ended, Putin will continue to set new tasks for Belarus," Yuriy Podorozhniy emphasized.
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