Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko said that the suspects who carried out the terrorist attack in Moscow on March 22 initially tried to flee to Belarus, state-run news outlet Belta reported on March 26. s
… but they saw Belarusian KGB was on high alarm prepared to capture them so they’ve chosen an active warzone as an escape route insted, lol. Probably he thought he’d look better this way compared to actual response in Moscow, especially since russian siloviki helped him put down protests that he can still be embarassed about. I’m not surprised with how little regard for human lives are with him and his dear partners, but more with regular people actually supporting them for decades. Yet, I find that this tragedy has troubles being sold as Us-vs-Them even with war fans, for different and sometimes even positive reasons.
“Last time we coordinated with Lukashenko on Ukraine invasion plans and he wound up briefing his security council with an invasion map with troop movements, including into Moldova after Odessa had been occupied, and then didn’t prevent Belarusian state television from televising a clip of the briefing. Next time, don’t include him on this sort of thing.”
some months later, Lukashenko is happily constructing his own narrative, independent of Moscow’s
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