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       What is FOMO syndrome
       By: anno rani Date: September 3, 2023, 11:11 pm
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       During the visit to Moscow on February 18 he even promised to
       consult with his "Elder Brother" (Russia) about its political
       future. Meanwhile, on February 26, French President Emmanuel
       Macron held a telephone conversation with Lukashenko to demand
       the withdrawal of Russian troops from Belarus and urge Minsk to
       abandon subordination to Moscow and stop helping him in the war
       against Ukraine. In another situation, Lukashenko would have
       taken advantage of the attention he has attracted in the West to
       take advantage of his confrontation with Russia and achieve
       concessions on the issue of sanctions against his country. That
       is exactly what happened in 2014-2015, when he skillfully
       distanced himself from the Kremlin's actions in Crimea and
       Donbas, and then reconciled with Europe.
       But now Lukashenko is completely Phone Number List
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       on the support of the Kremlin and cannot
       escape this conflict unilaterally. Any attempt to deviate from
       Moscow's course would be perceived by Putin as a betrayal, and
       the existence of the Lukashenko regime would cease to make sense
       to the Russian president. Macron's mission was destined to fail
       from the beginning. Lukashenko's fate is now inextricably linked
       to Putin's. Along with Putin, he is also the target of
       unprecedented Western sanctions.
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       However, sanctions and isolation are not the worst threats
       facing the Belarusian president. antiwar movement Late last
       week, rumors emerged that Belarus would soon take an active part
       in Russian aggression. On the afternoon of February 27, the
       Center for Defense Strategies of Ukraine, a think tank, reported
       that Lukashenko would make an imminent decision on the use of
       Belarusian troops to invade Ukraine. The emergence of such
       alarming news coincided with the anti-war protests in Belarus,
       which had been previously announced by opposition leader
       Svetlana Tijanóvskaya, now in exile.
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