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Russian troops remain on the territory of Belarus for an indefinite period. “No one said that tomorrow or the day after tomorrow the Russian military would return to

,” Belarus regime’s State Secretary of the Security Council. Occupation begins with Lukashenko's permission

11:08 AM · Feb 19, 2022Twitter for iPhone

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@franakviacorka

This answers my question.

Plebejer

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@franakviacorka

Russia and Belarus form a political, military, and economic alliance called the Union State since 1999 and Russian soliders are in the country with permission of the government. So there is no occupation. Otherwise all Eastern Europan NATO member states are occupied right now.

KSaburof

@ksaburof

bla-bla-bla. Lukashenko does not represents the country (the same as pukin), so their "permissions" are worthless :)

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Arthur Foxache

@Arthur_Foxache

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@franakviacorka

Luka is just a regional governor now. One with a serious criminal record and his fealty to Putin is sacrosanct. He's a bit part player in a regional panto play.

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Made them an offer they couldn't refuse?

Alfred

@AlfredKarlzon

Yeah. "Servant Lukashenko, we're staying [or we will replace you with some Russian guy]"

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Feeling Europe FNDN

@feeling_europe

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@franakviacorka

Oh, oh, oh, what a misery for the citizens caused by authoritarian regimes.

Nine Dragons

@NineDragons2

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@franakviacorka

"No-one said .." Except Lukashenko said it publicly. And Putin said it repeatedly to world leaders when meeting them. But sure, "no-one".

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KSaburof

@ksaburof

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@franakviacorka

Hillarious )) Lukashenka DO said the opposite!

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Shock

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Permission? The only reason why he is in charge in Belarus is because Putin alow him to be.

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I am afraid that something similar is cooking in Hungary. Orban will gladly accept russian troops in Hungary in exchange for him staying forever in power like Lukasenko.

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How long have US troops been stationed in Europe?

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Cochranereturns

@cochranereturns

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@franakviacorka

Yes, right under our noses,

has effectively annexed

Bolle

@Billibollo

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@franakviacorka

There will be a constructed fake attack on sunday night, to justify the Russian invasion/occupation timed with the end of the Olympic games. No propaganda, just an obvious schedule.

Corporate Training Shop

@trainingshop

Unless Russia wins hockey gold

Krzysztof Dykas

@krzysztof_dykas

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@franakviacorka

Lukashenka "sold" the independence of Belarus. Russian troops will stay there forever.

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Robbie Wallis

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· Feb 18

Lukashenka said that he would consult with Putin on how long he should remain the president of Belarus. _ Loukachenka a déclaré qu'il consulterait Poutine pour savoir combien de temps il devrait rester président du Belarus. Via - @MotolkoHelp

Lauri Laidna

@LauriLaidna

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@franakviacorka

Could this have been the plan all along? I've had this feeling for quite some time. Try his "luck" with Ukraine, but ultimately getting Belarus was a sure bet.

Walter Ego

@ushouldbeontv

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@franakviacorka

When the 82nd Airborne go back to North Carolina Belarus can demobilise.

Selvestor Vivat

@S_vivat

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@franakviacorka

How long to wait for Western sanctions against Russia for the deployment of Russian troops on the territory of Belarus? How long to wait for Western sanctions against the so-called "union state"?

John Lackland

@IvanetsZalesski

Maybe, Mrs Tsikhanouskaya should be asked if she is calling for sanctions against Russia.

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So US occupying half of the world?

Væder 1948 Danmark

@1948Der

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@franakviacorka

-Russian military continued presence in Belarus is no secret. Typical of Russia. They do not leave a country voluntarily. Lukashenko has sold not only himself but also the people. A scandal.