Voice 4 Belarus

Raising awareness and fighting for Free Belarus. Western Leaders must help !
@Tsihanouskaya supporter 💪 Жыве Беларусь! ⚪🔴⚪
En français @FrenchVoice4BY 🇫🇷

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1/5 Welcome to Voice 4 Belarus
This first thread will be educational for those not aware of the current situation in Belarus.
Since 1994, Alexander Lukachenko has been at the head of the country. He later changed many things in the constitution to gain more power.
#FreeBelarus

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@MandalorianFel1 @Tsihanouskaya You know very well that Belarus and Lithuania were one country before, so that coat of arms is also Belarusian. Also, how can you support Ukraine but not free Belarus? Doesn't make any sense!

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@swagmachine666 @AliceZhuravel Studying?

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@jugo_marko @Tsihanouskaya Des russes aussi, mais pas seulement

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@CrossyGrynch @Tsihanouskaya Democratically elected?? 😅 Nice joke

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@CombineOrdinaI @Tsihanouskaya You're a stupid asshole

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@CrossyGrynch @Tsihanouskaya Free from democracy?

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@CombineOrdinaI @Tsihanouskaya I'm not from?

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@jugo_marko @Tsihanouskaya C'est l'URSS avec des soldats de toutes les républiques soviétiques

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@jenkamad @Tsihanouskaya Ёб твою мать

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@StopRuNazi @_plus_852 You think war is funny?

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@Xohi1260 Pourquoi tu like mon tweet si c'est pour m'insulter par la suite ? Logique de pro-russe... 🤣

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@Xohi1260 En français ça donne quoi connasse ?

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@AnachronisticAb @HannaLiubakova Lukashenko is in russian, Lukashenka is in Belarusian :)

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@DangaCailin Hi, what app are you using please?

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Over the past few days, a lot of important things have happened. In recent days, my attention has been focused on Lukashenko and the activity within the Russian-Belarusian-Chinese triangle.

For the first time after the meeting between Putin and Lukashenko at Valdai, there was neither a joint press conference, nor substantive statements, nor even the traditional demonstrative photo-op. The meeting lasted two days.

Immediately afterwards, Lukashenko urgently traveled to Beijing, and this visit was organized with unprecedented speed for China, where he was personally received by Xi Jinping.

The visit had not been planned or announced in advance. Therefore, it was urgent and important for both sides.

The Chinese leader emphasized support for Belarus’s sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity. Formally, this is a standard diplomatic formula. But in the current circumstances, it can be read as a signal: Beijing is declaring a protectorate over Belarus and indicating that it has its own interests there. And we know what those interests are - Belarus is a major producer of potash fertilizers, an important logistical hub between Russia and Europe, and part of the overland routes of Chinese trade.

The role of Minsk may be more complex than it appears.

As of now, it looks as though Lukashenko has rejected Putin’s demands to involve Belarus even more deeply in the war with Ukraine and has turned to Beijing for protection.
Time will tell whether these assumptions are correct.

If so, a serious shift in the geopolitical configuration of the region has occurred.
If China takes a more active position regarding Belarus (and Ukraine), I would not rule out that the countries of Central Asia will also listen less to Russia and increasingly turn toward China as the center of their interests.

Meanwhile, after the talks with Lukashenko, Putin made one of the most important statements of recent months. He did not simply reject the Ukrainian proposal for a mutual cessation of long-range strikes. He escalated - declaring the "complete liberation of Donbas and Novorossiya" as his goal. Putin is demonstrating readiness for further escalation and insists that future negotiations must concern not only Ukraine, but the entire system of European security.

Thus, we see that the war is increasingly transcending the framework of a bilateral conflict between Russia and Ukraine. It is becoming a Chinese-Russian tool for reshaping the entire European security system, and its further trajectory depends more and more on Beijing’s strategic calculations.

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@United24media @netflix Now I couldn't be more anti-russian, but you have to stop seeing propaganda everywhere...

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✈️🇧🇾 #Lukashenko is currently on his way to Beijing, probably to meet Xi after his 2 day talks with #Putin.

What do you think is so urgent that the #Belarusian dictator had to leave #Moscow in a hurry this morning?

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⚠️✈️ #Belarus Government plane flew from Minsk to #Moscow, then from Moscow to Baku, and is now on it's way to Dalaman in Türkiye. Only staying 30mins in each location. What is happening?
Is #Lukashenko on board?
What do y'all think?