Lukashenka signals fear of Belarusian war involvement, seeks Western dialogue

Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenka publicly expresses fears about Belarus being drawn into the war in Ukraine, makes controversial remarks about Donald Trump, and offers the West a chance to acknowledge defeat. He attempts to distance himself from complicity through 'humanitarian' gestures, while questions remain over political prisoner exchanges post-US elections and reported Belarusian sabotage activities in Germany. The statements mark a notable shift in rhetoric, suggesting heightened concern over Belarus's role in the conflict.

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