What will Lukashenka and Putin do in Crimea: the media learned the trip plan

Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko, who recently announced that Crimea became Russian after a “referendum” held there in 2014, is about to visit the peninsula. The media on the Telegram channel revealed the alleged program of events of the self-proclaimed leader of Belarus.

What will be the action plan in Crimea

“Lukashenka and Putin will most likely meet in Sochi or Moscow, from where they will fly to Belbek or Simferopol airports. and a number of cultural and historical sites. Boat trips, a visit to the Crimean bridge, flying around the peninsula and inspection of new infrastructure facilities are also possible, “the message says.

On November 30, Lukashenko announced that he was going to visit the Crimea occupied by Russia. He also noted that this trip will mean the recognition of the peninsula as the territory of Russia. “Although it is not a secret either for me or for Putin, and, moreover, it is just some kind of question that does not exist,” he said.

Lukashenko “changed his shoes”

• For the last two weeks, the Belarusian dictator has been giving interviews to Russian and Western publications, in which he makes scandalous statements.
• Thus, in an interview with the British BBC TV channel, Lukashenko said that Angela Merkel considers him the legitimate president of Belarus.
• On November 29, he said that the West “invented” the threat of an attack by the Russian Federation on Ukraine, and demanded that such a military operation be prepared. And this despite the fact that the military formations of Belarus and Russia are officially pulled together to the borders of Ukraine to conduct joint exercises.
• And commenting on the migration crisis, Lukashenko said that the Belarusian security forces are such compassionate security officials that they could really help illegal migrants in the assault on the border with Poland.
• In addition, Lukashenko unexpectedly congratulated the residents of the occupied Crimea separately on the national holiday of Russia – National Unity Day. Earlier, Alexander Lukashenko did not publicly address the residents of Crimea as citizens of Russia, although he made statements that this territory was already lost to Ukraine. Belarus was one of 11 countries that voted against the UN resolution condemning the seizure of the peninsula.