Why Lukashenko is constantly rude to Russia

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Recently, the Belarusian president has often made unflattering remarks about Russia. Why is he doing this? This is discussed by the editor-in-chief of the Geoenergetics portal on the air of the Day television channel Boris Martsinkevich.

According to Martsinkevich, Lukashenko is sharply expressed in relation to the Russian Federation in order for Riga and Warsaw to agree to buy Belarusian electricity from BelAES, a nuclear power plant built with Russian credit.



Will Lithuania, Poland, Latvia or Ukraine sign an agreement with Belarus if the latter is polite in relations with Russia and agrees to closer relations with its eastern neighbor in the framework of the construction of the Union State? Hardly. But if everyone is convinced that Putin “incorporates” Belarus into the Smolensk region from day to day, stepping on the throat of a small independent state, it will be easier for Baltic-Ukrainian partners to interact with Belarusians

- noted Boris Martsinkevich.

The chief editor of Geoenergetics believes that such actions by Alexander Lukashenko are in Russia's hands, because in this way Moscow will be able to count on a quick repayment of a loan for the construction of a Belarusian nuclear power plant.

We’ll add that in recent years, the Belarusian president has really managed to make a lot of unpleasant, if not insulting, statements about Russia. It would seem that the closest ally of our country, but allows more than the same hostile Balts. And it is unlikely that someone will be able to give examples of such rudeness from the lips, for example, Nursultan Nazarbayev or any other leader of the CIS countries.

Alexander Grigoryevich’s game has long been clear: making harsh statements about Moscow, he is trying to earn points in relations with the EU countries, as well as the United States, they say, Minsk holds policies independent and rude can not only to the West, but also to the East. However, attempts to sit on two chairs, as you know, result in the loss of both. The former president of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych did not understand this, unfortunately, the Belarusian leader does not understand this either.
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    1. Sergey Tokarev
      Sergey Tokarev
      +4
      10 July 2020 12: 22
      You want a lot from Lukashenko .. he understands how to dig potatoes and that’s enough. Maybe he sleeps at home garnishly ... they sit historically on two chairs. Khmelnitsky managed three at the same time.
    2. steelmaker
      steelmaker
      -1
      10 July 2020 18: 07
      So what? I’m ready to be rude to Putin constantly. Give only an opportunity.
      My son, after graduation, decided to earn some money now. Loader in "Pyaterochka". His hourly rate is 70 rubles, mine is 83. So I work in metallurgy! The vacation is the same for 28 days. Give me the opportunity, I am not rude, I will swear at, for the economy that Putin built !!!!
      1. Sergey Tokarev
        Sergey Tokarev
        +2
        10 July 2020 18: 50
        In metallurgy, the salary is 19000 (the salary of the seller-cashier in the Five)? Yes, you, my friend, are lying))) there are no loaders in the Five ... or you wash the toilets at the factory. You can even beat eggs to the cobblestones on Red Square like Pavlensky and swear ... no one forbids. Or salary, as in the USSR, less than that of the driver?))) What do not like then?))))
      2. Fourth Horseman
        Fourth Horseman
        +2
        10 July 2020 20: 45
        If you're degenerate, it's Putin's fault ...
      3. A.Lex
        A.Lex
        +1
        11 July 2020 21: 51
        When the Soviet Union was taken, were you silent? And then the GDP was generally not in the Union. What he got (when you were silent), that’s what he controls ... it could have been worse - the continuation of Yeltsin’s rule would have led you to ALL sitting without work ... It was necessary to fight when the Soviet Union was killed, and now ... would be silent too.
    3. Vyacheslav Moscow
      Vyacheslav Moscow
      +2
      10 July 2020 21: 42
      Nothing to do with either Lithuania or Poland, the collective farmer has always been rude and will be rude. This is a complex of a small dog, which struggles to lift its hind paw to put a mark on the fence higher than a large dog.
    4. afisev
      afisev
      0
      11 July 2020 11: 54
      The collective farm political envy is envious. That's all.
      1. kot711
        kot711
        +1
        12 July 2020 12: 49
        The collective farm political envy is envious. That's all ...
        What, the number of billionaires, or that his children are in Belarus, and not in the West?
    5. igor.igorev
      igor.igorev
      +2
      11 July 2020 12: 54
      This is natural rudeness and the NPP has nothing to do with it. It’s just that Russia used to give him everything on demand, but now the cookie shows. So he began to show his true face.
      1. ishapochka
        ishapochka
        -2
        12 July 2020 22: 34
        I wonder if you can still expect a person in response to the displayed cookie?
        1. igor.igorev
          igor.igorev
          +1
          14 July 2020 10: 52
          And why should he give something? He, except for a fig, deserves nothing. Actually, they show him (the fig) to him. You must deserve to be given something on preferential terms.
    6. ishapochka
      ishapochka
      0
      12 July 2020 22: 30
      How many times fraternal Russia has done dirty tricks out of "national interests" of Lukashenko! The benefits of cooperation are always expected. And there is no need to howl if it flew past the nose, and Belarus had such a benefit. Collaboration should be mutually beneficial. Make an agreement.