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German Chancellor Representative said Lukashenko may agree to give Putin his arm...

Germany is afraid that Lukashenko will strengthen the help of the Russian Federation in the war against Ukraine - the media

German Chancellor Representative said Lukashenko may agree to give Putin his army for a new large -scale invasion of Ukraine. The German government is concerned that Belarus can begin to help Russia more actively fight Ukraine after the visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to Minsk. DW writes about it. Thus, German Chancellor Representative Steffen Hebestrywit told reporters that the German government would be alarming, as it was Putin's first visit to the Belarusian capital in 3 years.

According to the newspaper, Berlin is concerned about the ambiguity of the role of Belarus in the war. When asked if Germany is expecting that the self -proclaimed head of state Alexander Lukashenko will send his troops to Ukraine, hebesttright answered: "I did not want to use such a wording, but Belarusian help can increase, so this option is considered possible in the field of possible.

" He also recalled that until Belarus gave Russian troops to the Russian troops to invade the Kiev region, as well as his airspace for aircraft of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. It should be noted that military experts from the American Institute for War Study are convinced that Putin's meeting with Alexander Lukashenko is part of the effort to demonstrate activity and create information conditions for a new stage of the war.

However, the ability of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and Belarus remains to be asked effective large -scale offensive operations in the next few months. "It is unlikely that Lukashenko will give the team to the Belarusian military attack," analysts said. Earlier, Focus wrote that Putin and Shoigu had arrived in Minsk to meet with Lukashenko. The Kremlin's speaker Dmitry Peskov said that the meeting would be able to discuss military issues "given the turbulence.