"Zelenskyy begins to understand": Lukashenko threatened Ukraine with "collapse" during his visit to Putin

Self-proclaimed Belarusian president Oleksandr Lukashenko has arrived to visit Russian dictator Volodymyr Putin. In Russia, he made a statement about the war in Ukraine.

"Belta" writes about it.

According to the publication, in St. Petersburg, Lukashenko pondered whether there is a chance to “resolve” the war in Ukraine next year.

“I think it's just a chance. We will work more closely with them so that they understand that this is their only chance,” he said.

He added that if they (Ukrainians) don't take advantage of it, there will be a complete collapse.

“The pressure is already very strong. You probably noticed during Zelenskyy's press conference that he is starting to understand,” he added.

Meanwhile, just days earlier, self-proclaimed Belarusian President Oleksandr Lukashenko called for peaceful negotiations regarding Ukraine and cynically stated that aggressor Russia was provoked into the “conflict."

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