Belarus dictator appeared to show Russian plans to invade Moldova

Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko appeared to broadcast a deliberate Russian invasion of Moldova throughout an tackle to his safety council Tuesday that was televised and posted on-line by the autocratic regime.

Lukashenko — a wartime ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin who has known as himself the “final dictator” in Europe — stood in entrance of a battle command map that appeared to indicate a deliberate assault from southern Ukraine into Moldova, a former Soviet republic that borders Ukraine and Romania.

An official image handout by Belarus shows Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko standing next to a map purportedly detailing Russia's combat plan to capture Ukraine's major cities.
An official picture handout by Belarus exhibits Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko standing subsequent to a map purportedly detailing Russia’s fight plan to seize Ukraine’s main cities.
EyePress Information/Shutterstock
Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko was exposed on a broadcast detailing Russia's plans.
Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko was uncovered on a broadcast detailing Russia’s plans.
EyePress Information/Shutterstock

The blatant invasion map divided Ukraine into 4 sections, the place traces of assault it highlighted had already been executed by Russia, apart from what seemed to be a deliberate assault of the Moldova breakaway state of Transnistria by way of Ukraine’s port of Odessa, Belarusian journalist Tadeusz Giczan famous.

An inset map of the US and Canada additionally bizarrely appeared on the large chart of Jap Europe, however nothing within the North American part was highlighted.

Lukashenko’s warfare map gave new credence to studies that Belarus was planning to deploy its personal troops to Ukraine, to bolster Russia’s invasion, which had turn into more and more violent because the nation did not win decisive army victories.


Get the newestupdateswithin the Russia-Ukraine battle with the Submit’s dwell protection.


Russia final week despatched floor troops into Ukraine by way of Belarus, which borders the war-torn nation to the north.

During Russia's invasion, Vladimir Putin sent troops through Belarus.
Throughout Russia’s invasion, Vladimir Putin despatched troops by way of Belarus.
New York Submit

Earlier this yr, Ukrainian army intelligence warned that Russia was planning false flag operations in Moldova as a pretext for army intervention in Transnistria, which is managed by pro-Russian separatists, Al Jazeera reported.

Post a Comment

Previous Post Next Post