Against the background of the war against Ukraine, the ruler of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, ordered the mobilization of all security organs and a further tightening of the laws. “If we have to put a military unit on alert under the laws of war, then we have to do it,” Lukashenko said Tuesday at a meeting with Secretary of the National Security Council Alexander Wolfovich, according to the state news agency Belta.
At the same time, the 68-year-old threatened the opposition and called for “discipline of society”. He claimed that the opposition was planning a coup. In the country there is a lack of “discipline that must now be enforced by the authorities,” said Lukashenko, who is considered the “last dictator in Europe”. He has been the most important supporter in the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine. Belarus also had its bases for attacks on Ukraine provided.
Source: Nachrichten
