Russian political scientist
Alexander Feduta, head of the BPF party
Ryhor Kostuseu and
Yury Zenkovich were involved in attempted assassination planning of him and his sons. The dictator also said that the intelligence services and the U.S. government were behind it:
- The video and the recording makes an impression. There was a conspiracy, without any doubt. However, some amateurs and naive dreamers developed the idea of seizing power, arrests of the Belarusian government members and the seizure of Minsk (the author quotes the video of the meeting in a cafe). It s hilarious. This is not the way conspiracies are made. Conspirators at least read smart books. One might advise
Russian political analyst
Andrei Suzdaltsev points out in an article on politoboz.com that Lukashenka has failed to regain his popularity over the past eight months:
- Against the backdrop of the unfolding spring, Minsk is living a strange nightlife. At dusk, hundreds and thousands of residents of the Belarusian capital come out of their apartments and houses to hang white-red-white flags and ribbons and post leaflets.
The mood of Minskers is critical, because sooner or later, the fate of Lukashenka and his government will be decided in Minsk. It is unavoidable - the decay process becomes irreversible. Over the last eight months Lukashenka has not and will not be able to win back the sympathy of the main protest potential - the so-called victory electorate.
Lead:
The Busel (White stork) portal poses as a Belarusian website but is owned by a pro-Putin organization.
A few months ago a new Internet media outlet appeared in Belarus - the Busel.Online website. The portal publishes small investigations of the Belarusian economy, smuggling schemes and the political situation. The text authors are unknown: the materials are not signed, there is no information about the editorial board.
Telegram channel Belorusskiy poryadok (Belarusian Order) discovered a connection between the Busel and an organization from Russia as well as, possibly, Russian oligarch
Dmitry Mazepin. Euroradio tried to find out if this was the case.
A critical blow has been dealt to the dictatorship.
The Belarusian dictator forgets that pompous speeches can t be put it in the bank, well-known Russian political analyst
Andrei Suzdaltsevstated.
The new and new sanctions, as well as the struggle of Belarusians and European politicians against the dictatorship, have dealt a critical blow to Lukashenka s economy.
At the moment, there are no prerequisites for turning the situation in the opposite direction. Andrei Suzdaltsev expressed the opinion that there is nothing to do for Lukashenka but to imitate economic stability by activating the propaganda machine to its maximum.
The expert noted that now Lukashenka has no full-fledged support of Moscow behind his back. According to Suzdaltsev, the Belarusian dictator enters the spring of 2021 barefoot and naked.
Russian political analyst
Andrei Suzdaltsev writes on politoboz.com that Lukashenka and his ruling regime are entering the spring political season in extremely tense conditions:
- The first and foremost problem for the Belarusian authorities is the impending Spring Offensive. The political regime shows its concern and accuses the regime s opponents of future political destabilization in advance.
The unrest among the regime s top officials is clear. In the next few weeks, the Belarusian regime will face a peculiar test of its survivability. It is hard to predict the result of the test, as the fate of Lukashenka and his regime will be in the hands of the Belarusian people, or to be more precise, it will be decided by the residents of the residential areas of Minsk.