Putin, Lukashenko Meeting in Belarus Worries Increasingly Desperate and Unhinged Zelensky

If you think Russia is the only neighbor Ukraine faces a threat from, think again. There’s another neighbor to the north of Kyiv, whose closeness to Moscow has alerted Ukrainian forces. It is Belarus – a landlocked country in Eastern Europe that shares borders with Russia and Ukraine but pays allegiance to only one nation. So, a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko in Minsk was ought to be a significant one, as the misery on the battlefield for Ukraine continued.

Ukraine has now claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin is planning to unleash infantry in the war-torn nation as the new year draws close. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky’s adviser detailed Putin’s possible new strategy to attack Ukraine in an interview to the New York Times. He added that Putin was taking notes from World War II and wanted to use Soviet-era tactics in Ukraine.

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