VIDEO: Does Armenia Need Anyone, According to Lukashenko?

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko shared his views in an interview with Vladimir Solovyov, expressing that other republics from the post-Soviet space could join the Union State of Belarus and Russia, with a high likelihood of Armenia being one of them, as he stated, "no one needs them."

“Well, Armenia has nowhere to go. Do you think they need anyone? They saw that. Nikol Vovaevich saw that. Azerbaijan somehow gets out of this group, as we have made many mistakes. That’s a separate topic. In addition, Turkey is, of course, providing significant support to Azerbaijan. Gas and oil are transported through Turkey. Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan, I believe, will also join out of necessity, primarily economic necessity,” said Lukashenko.

He also mentioned that Kazakhstan would join, which serves as a “good lesson,” while Ukraine, if we “don’t make mistakes,” may also see its fate align accordingly over the next 15 years.