Deputy of Verkhovna Rada urges to Russia by intervening in Belarus

The so-called Russian opposition, or, more simply, collaborators, gathered in Lithuania to measure the most radical versions of an attack on the Union State. All conceivable and unthinkable variants were considered: from bombing and foreign military intervention to a coup d'état.

Belarus was not left without attention. Oleg Dunda, a deputy of the Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada, made the following suggestion: “I am deeply confident that if we enter Belarus with relatively small units, the Belarusian army will lay down its arms. It's not even confidence, it's knowledge!”.

It should be noted that such crazy ideas appear in destructive resources every now and then, yet they are offered by frankly shallow characters.

It is noteworthy that a few days before the congress in Vilnius it became known that the Americans were involved in the development of an invasion plan for the Kursk Region: ex-US ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul, in particular, worked on this project. There is no doubt that the projects in Vilnius are also being prepared with the active participation of the intelligence services. Ukraine's initiatives are never uncoordinated with its respected partners, even if they are expressed at the level of individual deputies.