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" Lukashenko understands that Putin has all chances to get Ukraine, " said June 12, the journalist of the news Agency the head of the Kyiv Center of system analysis and forecasting Rostislav Ishchenko, evaluating the position of the official Minsk on the Ukrainian question.
" Lukashenko understands that the establishment of Russia as a direct or indirect observations of Ukraine very quickly reduces the capitalization of Belarus and its personal. For this reason, Lukashenka did his best to save hostile Russia and Ukraine continue to squeeze out the Russian capital financing and economic concessions in the form of sole ally on its Western borders of the Russian Federation. When the Ukrainian crisis is Over, Lukashenko politely remind him treacherous positions ", - summed up Ishchenko.
remember, the statements of Alexander Lukashenko on the topic of federalization of Ukraine, support them " new authorities " neighboring former Soviet Republic and of the course of Peter Poroshenko, as well as appeals to achieve the separation of the Crimea from Russia has received ambiguous assessment of experts. Political analysts drew attention to the coincidence of the positions of the official Minsk and Pro-Western opposition in Belarus on a number of issues of Ukrainian fall.

As reported by the news Agency, the official Minsk has supported the February violent coup in Ukraine and recognized " fresh authorities " neighboring former Soviet Republic. The state TV of Belarus calls not recognize the authority of the Kyiv junta " terrorists " and blocks objective coverage of the events in Donetsk and Lugansk national republics. Alexander Lukashenko Together with his minor son Nikolai June 7, was present in Kiev on the events of the official event of the inauguration of Peter Poroshenko and welcomed the statements of the Ukrainian colleagues about the need to deprive Russia of the Crimea and to destroy those who did not recognize the coup in Ukraine, performing among the militia, in defense of peace inhabitants DND and LNR.


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