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Total escalation on Russian television. Two Kremlin propagandists snap at each other. It is about the Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko and the plan of Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin (70) to station nuclear weapons in Belarus. “You lie, repeat fake news,” one accuses the other.
The crazy scene recently happened on Russian TV. What happened?
“You’re the First to Run Away”
The guest close to the Kremlin, Boris Borisovich, strongly criticized the Belarusian dictator. “I can’t keep quiet about Lukashenko,” the TV man began his speech. He has been dealing with the ruler of neighboring Russia for 30 years. “Lukashenko is only interested in one thing: to keep his power,” he said.
“And now he needs nuclear weapons to keep his power?” asked the moderator. “I wouldn’t give him nuclear weapons. If a crisis breaks out in Russia, he will be the first to run off with Russian nuclear weapons and surrender to the West,” Borisovich burst out.
Another guest then broke the collar. “You are the first to run away,” he shouted to Borisovich. “I’m not going anywhere,” he replied.
The other guest didn’t seem to calm down. “Why aren’t you in the Donbass?” he snapped. Before the verbal exchange of blows could be interrupted by the moderator, he called Borisovich a “dumping ground in a liberal guise”.
The mega-Zoff among the propagandists suggests: Putin’s decision provides a lot to talk about.
Source: Blick
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