Lukashenko: Attempts to Divide and Destabilize Belarus will Fail

[Navarro]

"Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said when speaking at the official meeting to mark the Belarusian police 100th anniversary ... 'Today there should be no illusions: all attempts to divide our society and destabilize the situation or put pressure on us will fail. But those willing to try will not become fewer, neither in a day nor in a year. You see what is happening around. The world has gone mad. Envy or misunderstanding of what is happening in our country push many to instigate similar behavior in Belarus. We must not fall on our knees. We must defend our country and people. And I am sure we will do it. We will always have an adequate response to any provocations'"
http://eng.belta.by/president/view/lukashenko-attempts-to-split-belarusian-society-destabilize-situation-will-fail-99234-2017/

 

[ThunderStealer]

The Balkans will belong to the Russians soon enough, even if by soft power and cozy agreements. But first....they have some business to attend to.

http://www.rferl.org/a/belarus-prime-minister-kabyakou-ees-concerns-eurasian-union/28355176.html

Belarusian Prime Minister Andrey Kabyakou has expressed concerns over what he called Russia's failure to meets its obligations in the Eurasian integration process......

In particular, Kabyakou criticized Russia for increasing the price of natural-gas deliveries to Belarus by 110 percent over a year, after the EES officially started functioning in January 2015.

The EES comprises Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has tried to use the EES to bolster Moscow's influence in the former Soviet Union and counter the European Union and NATO.

 

[Drumboy44]

The Balkans will belong to the Russians soon enough, even if by soft power and cozy agreements. But first....they have some business to attend to.

http://www.rferl.org/a/belarus-prime-minister-kabyakou-ees-concerns-eurasian-union/28355176.html

Belarusian Prime Minister Andrey Kabyakou has expressed concerns over what he called Russia's failure to meets its obligations in the Eurasian integration process......

In particular, Kabyakou criticized Russia for increasing the price of natural-gas deliveries to Belarus by 110 percent over a year, after the EES officially started functioning in January 2015.

The EES comprises Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has tried to use the EES to bolster Moscow's influence in the former Soviet Union and counter the European Union and NATO.

Very interesting...Who will hear the crys of Belarus as long as Russia answers to no one?

 

[krzepice1976]

In Maladzechna, Belarus, protest against economic policy of government https://t.co/ogKrY4aTrO https://t.co/iuJkSgN3Iw via @AlexKokcharov
https://twitter.com/Liveuamap/status/840226716022894593

 

[ThunderStealer]

The Balkans will belong to the Russians soon enough, even if by soft power and cozy agreements. But first....they have some business to attend to.

http://www.rferl.org/a/belarus-prime-minister-kabyakou-ees-concerns-eurasian-union/28355176.html

Belarusian Prime Minister Andrey Kabyakou has expressed concerns over what he called Russia's failure to meets its obligations in the Eurasian integration process......

In particular, Kabyakou criticized Russia for increasing the price of natural-gas deliveries to Belarus by 110 percent over a year, after the EES officially started functioning in January 2015.

The EES comprises Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has tried to use the EES to bolster Moscow's influence in the former Soviet Union and counter the European Union and NATO.

Very interesting...Who will hear the crys of Belarus as long as Russia answers to no one?

I'd say it's a safe bet to assume that.