Is Moldova next? Belarus President Lukashenko’s photo with battle map goes viral
Is Moldova Russia’s next target? A video of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko pointing to a war map detailing Russia’s plan of attack in Ukraine has gone viral.
The video is of Lukashenko’s address to the Belarus Security Council on March 1, 2022 and was posted online by his regime. Lukashenko is a close ally of Vladimir Putin and his country has served as a launchpad for Russian attacks on Ukraine.
The video shows the Belarusian president standing in front of a detailed attack map of Ukraine. The map reportedly points to a possible attack on Moldova.
What does the viral map actually show?
Viral map of Eastern Europe details Russian attack lines in Ukraine, Some of which have already happened, as the Russians move north to Kyiv and from Crimea to Kherson.
The map also details several attacks that have not yet occurred such as one that points from the port city of Odessa to Moldova, suggesting that Russia is planning to invade Ukraine’s smaller neighbor.
Tadeusz Gizan, a Belarusian journalist, tweeted the video with a post that read, “At today’s Security Council meeting, Lukashenko showed what a real attack map looks like. It shows Ukraine military facilities destroyed by missiles from Belarus. shows, the directions of the attacks (everything is agreed except Odessa-Transnistria). Also, Ukraine is divided into 4 sectors.”
At today’s meeting of the Security Council, Lukashenko showed what a real attack map looks like. It shows military facilities of Ukraine destroyed by missiles from Belarus, directed attacks (everything is agreed except Odessa-Transnistria). Also, Ukraine is divided into 4 sectors. pic.twitter.com/ueqBIFUbyM
— Tadeusz Giczan (@TadeuszGiczan)
1 March 2022
Will Vladimir Putin‘s fight extend beyond Ukraine?
Many experts are of the opinion that Vladimir Putin’s military offensive will not stop in Ukraine. The viral map is again proof of what many claim may have other interpretations.
Multiple reports claimed that Putin’s aide Lukashenko ‘accidentally’ displayed maps of the invasion, revealing areas yet to be attacked in the coming days.
However, the claim is disputed with some saying that what Lukashenko said at the meeting was that Belarus is deploying more forces along its border with Ukraine.
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