Will There Be War? A View From Belarus : comparemela.com

The showdown over Ukraine continues to keep experts guessing. On the one hand, warnings that the invasion could start at any time emanate from Washington. On the other hand, there are multiplying suggestions that such a development remains a low probability; this accumulating evidence comes mostly from Europe, including Ukraine’s northern neighbor, Belarus. One such example originated directly from Belarusian …

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