Analysis: Pricigen may be ＂thrown＂ by Putin to Lukashenko

Under the consent of Russian President Putin, President Lukashenko, President of Russian President Putin, made mediation with the Wagner's mercenaries who launched a mutiny.= NOFOLLOW TARGET = _blank> and accept the latter to White Ross .However, the analysis believes that Lukashenko may not feel "victory" because of this, because Pritigon may be "thrown" by Putin to Lukashenko.

Agence France-Presse reported that Katia Glod, a Russian-Western policy researcher in London's European leadership network (ELN), said: "I don't think this is Lukashenko's own wishes.I think he was used by the Kremlin Palace, and he would rather not be in Pleigo. "

Glort added that Pryigo alone is at Bairos, which may bring "multiple risks" to White Ross, because after the election in 2020, it is aimed at the large scale for RakashenThe street protests of the science regime and the cruelty of loyalty to the security forces are extremely important.

"For Lukashenko, the only benefit of (accepting Perigo) is to use Pryigor as his own personal army to fight any potential rebellion."

Since 2020, Lukashen Ke has depends on the Putin regime to maintain his political survival, and has repeatedly met Putin as a period of "Putin's friends".

Recently, Lukashenko allows Moscow to deploy nuclear weapons in China .The opposition believes that the acceptance of Russia's tactical nuclear weapons is a symbol of White Ross's loss of sovereignty.

William Alberque, the director of strategic, technical and military control control, said: "Putting nuclear weapons in Beros is Russia's slow movement of White Ross in the territory of White Ross."

"I think Lukashenko has felt that he has been forced to the corner. Obviously, if Putin said 'help me a busy', he will do this, I hope this can win some chips for him." On the other hand, Grop also pointed out that as the mutiny weakens Putin's authority, Lukashenko is most worried now that the Kremlin is no longer as powerful as before.Because Lukashenko's regime is only based on the two key pillars of "violence" and "Russia's support".

Hanna liubakova, a very resident researcher at the Atlantic Council, said that although Lukashenko's status can be strengthened by mediation, "in the long run, his regime will encounter anti -baying effect."