Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko has said that both the NATO alliance and domestic dissenters pose a threat to his country's security, while also pointing a finger in Russia's direction. In a speech to his country's Security Council, Lukashenko said he did not want to "dramatize the situation," but had some questions about Russia's policies, according to a remarks published on his administration's website on Dec. 16.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
The Moscow Times: Belarus’ Lukashenko says Russia’s behavior arouses suspicion
Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko attends a press conference during a summit in Minsk on August 26, 2014. Vladimir Putin and Petro Poroshenko are meeting in Minsk for key talks, after the US warned of a \"significant escalation\" in the crisis over Ukraine and Kyiv announced the capture of 10 Russian paratroopers.
