It is quite possible that the end-result will be Belarus losing its independence.
Don't see a point for Lukashenko to do this, tbh. It won't help him to stay in power.If the Belarus government as of now decides to merge into Russua and this is within the authority of the current Belarus government according to Constitution and Laws.... and Belarus government signs the proper treaties for that...
is there anything legal within international law that can stop this action ?
I don't think so, but that's moot, because Lukashenka won't do it.If the Belarus government as of now decides to merge into Russua and this is within the authority of the current Belarus government according to Constitution and Laws.... and Belarus government signs the proper treaties for that...
is there anything legal within international law that can stop this action ?
Don't see a point for Lukashenko to do this, tbh. It won't help him to stay in power.
More importantly, it's hard to find worst moment for Russia to intervene.
Go into this sh*tstorm, get all the backlash Lukashenko is getting now, angry the population and having to deal with the protests somehow.
How, by the way, Russia supposed to deal with these protest in your opinion? Beat and shoot Belarussians?
If that happens, Putin will get the same protests in Russian cities.
I don't think so, but that's moot, because Lukashenka won't do it.
I am pretty sure that this is photoshopped.
I think if Luka drew more sensible number, like 52% instead of 80% and said something like "it was a tough fight but I won again", he could avoid such a big problem with protests. But claiming he must go is incorrect too. It's fair to demand recalculation of votes or re-running elections, because falsifications are now rather obvious.
Lukashenka will likely fall and Russia has better than average chances to fill the resulting vacuum by any means possible.Belarus is indeed a poisoned gift to get and Lukashenko will indeed not like to lose his homegrown pet
That makes sense if your real rating is 65% and you are making it 75%, something like in Putin's case. Most people will think, meh, he was winning anyway.Making the number too close is also dangerous, because then people might be demanding recounts. If you are falsifying votes, you need to make the gap large enough that it is a clear victory, but not too large.
There are no possible means short of invasion, which is insanity.Lukashenka will likely fall and Russia has better than average chances to fill the resulting vacuum by any means possible.
Indeed.. Damn, missed that.
Before I answer further and agree or disagree I have to ask what definition of ‘mistake’ you're using.Crimea wasn't a mistake. Supporting moral bankrupt Yanukovich was.
You are right... his legs are also too long. And head ridiculously small.The artist clearly has no grasp of the proportions of the human body - just look at the balaklava guy's arms to torso ratio.
Something you have done and later regret about.Before I answer further and agree or disagree I have to ask what definition of ‘mistake’ you're using.