Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko addresses the Parliament in Minsk, Belarus, Wednesday, May 26, 2021. Lukashenko is defending his action to divert a European flight that triggered bruising European Union sanctions and accused the West of waging a "hybrid war" to "strangle" the ex-Soviet nation. On Sunday, May 23, 2021, Belarusian flight controllers ordered a Ryanair jetliner flying from Greece to Vilnius to land in the country's capital, Minsk because of a bomb threat and a Belarusian fighter jet was scrambled to escort the plane. (Sergei Shelega/BelTA Pool Photo via AP)
ROMA – Il leader autoritario della Bielorussia Alexander Lukashenko ha definito le proteste in Kazakistan un’aggressione da parte di militanti stranieri e un tentativo di attaccare gli stati post-sovietici lungo il confine della Russia per fare pressione su Mosca. “Hanno bisogno di annegare la Russia nel sangue”, ha detto Lukashenko citato dall’agenzia BelTA.
