Belarus can be used as an offensive base against Ukraine and western neighbors, and in the ‘Europe conversation’, Swiadlana, the leader of the anti -Belarus, warned Ous Skaya.
Belarus is becoming increasingly unstable in Eastern Europe as the country is under Russia’s influence, and warned the leader of the opposition to Saviadlana’s opposition. He also warned that the country could serve as a bootfight for military occupation against Ukraine and other West neighboring countries.
Ukrainian President Volodimir Jelenski, last month, Russia plans to stop 150,000 players in Belarus this year, with a possible purpose in NATO. At a time when Belarus increased with Moscow, Chinuskaya argued that the sovereignty of the nation was at risk, which increases its future and its neighbors’ uncertainty.
As for Chicanuska, sanctions are a basic tool for preventing greater Russian occupation. “This is about changing our country and the economic obstacles are one of the most effective tools,” he said. “I am sure that a coherent policy is only working with dictators. We emphasize that economic obstacles are the tools that affect the behavior of the dictators. We can use them. We can talk about softening economic obstacles in exchange for concrete actions, because our final goal is to release all people and celebrate free and fair elections.” A ‘Europe conversation’.
The latest signs of coordination between Russia and Belarus have raised the alarms. Belarus citizens can now participate in the elections, but Chinuskaya considers Russia as a steps to suck Bellrus. “This is a stealthy profession. This is carried out with the consent of Putin’s puppet Lugashenko.
He argued that he had not stopped improvement, with contracts that boycotted Belarus’s national interests. “It is not important that how many people can vote, and this process cannot be considered as elections. Of course, Lugashenko is a very distressing sign to push Belarus with Russia with Russia,” he said.
Although Chikana Ous Skaya does not see this situation as a physical connection like Ukraine, he believes that this is to maintain a loyal government for Moscow. “They want a loyal government to give the origin of an independent country, but it actually serves Putin so that they can use our territory to start new invasions at any time – for example, to promote the EU – or to promote propaganda interests. It is a toy rule in the country.”
Start the site for invasion
At the Munic Security Conference, Jelenski launched a difficult warning: Like the 2022 offensive against Ukraine, Russia may be preparing to use Belarus as an invasive launch site. Chinuskaya shared these concerns. “While Lugashenko is in power, the Belrucheic region can be used as a publication site to re -attack our West neighboring countries,” he said.
The possibility of this type of invasion is unpredictable. “It will prove that it can accept the submission by the democratic world or that the invasion of other countries is possible, and they cannot respond with a conclusion. They do not have the tools to oppose it. The time they call the doors of the EU.”
Chinuscaly argued that the dictators only understand the language of power: “If you can prove this power, if you cannot show courage and courage, the dictators will say: ‘Go there, we will cross the red line.’
Democratic aspirations remain intact
Chinuskaya maintained confidence in the future of Belarus, and acknowledged that change could reach different ways. “Changes in Belarus can be given by different paths, but the important thing is that the democratic forces, our society and Europe are ready for these changes.”
Despite the current climate, Chinuskaya believes that Belarus’ democratic aspirations have not disappeared. “We must remember that the people who go to the street represent only part of the opposition to the rule. It does not mean that the country is silent. This does not mean that people are surrendered. This means that they are ready and will be ready when the chance of change.”
In the opinion of Chinuskaya, there are more possibilities to change the rule in Belarusia than Russia.