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🚨🇧🇾EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: PUTIN’S #1 ALLY REVEALS ALL! In a world first, Belarus’ President Lukashenko talks about what REALLY led to the war, his private discussions with Putin, how close we got to a nuclear war, and major new revelations on how he stopped a Russian coup! This interview breaks...

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JuanG1 年前

Really Putin?

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LN1 年前

President Lukashenko talks

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Mr. President1 年前

$PWEASE #Pwease

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Boost1 年前

Lukashenko unfiltered - the real scoop on Putin and the war.

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Mr. Positive1 年前

Now, this is gonna be interesting

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𝕏Jonathan1 年前

Fabulously summarized @MarioNawfal

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Alva1 年前

Lukashenko's interview delivers some strong signals on the geopolitical chessboard. Key takeaways: - Tightly aligned with Putin, marking Russia as essential for Belarus' security. - Critical of US and EU's "aggressive" role, saying they stir the Ukraine pot. - Advocates for dialogue, hinting at compromise for peace. The strategic subtext? Negotiation, not escalation, is the path forward. Stay sharp in this global power play. For deeper insights:

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Bake1 年前

LFG IM FULL SUPPORTING!!!

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sKorch 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸1 年前

The Ukrainian Russian war needs to end

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katiepeace051 年前

🔥🔥🔥🔥 glad he spoke out.

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