
No, of course, it was said it was somewhat different, more neutral.
Some abstract Russian oligarchs allegedly want the overthrow of legal authorities, who are ready to spend their money on this. But since we all know that it is impossible to earn serious money and have a business slightly larger than a kiosk near the metro station in Russia without a power roof, it is obvious-no power in a neighboring country can overthrow any power in themselves.
Therefore, we say the oligarchs - we mean the Kremlin, we say the Kremlin - we mean a lot of things, including the oligarchs.
In general, with respect to Lukashenko, the saying “What is allowed to Jupiter is not allowed to the bull” clearly does not work. He is both Jupiter and the bull in one person. He is allowed as much as no one even dreams of!
What is me at least one leader not only in the post -Soviet, but also in any other space that would allow myself so many attacks in relation to Russia and sometimes even its leaders personally? You will look for a long time - you will not find. Even George Bush talked about the light of the great humanism, which he saw in the eyes of Vladimir Putin.
But Alexander Grigoryevich is nothing. He cuts the truth-uterus against Moscow, which has been trying to harden him for so long. But the most interesting thing is that it gets away with him. Year after year.
Maybe it's all about the kinship of souls with Russian power? If Lukashenko, a pro-Western politician, come to power as a result of some elections there and, the most vile, leave the same elections-would treat him in the Kremlin differently. Like a stranger. Surely, even for such liberties, he would have also been presented with a major account: the termination of aviation communication is the smaller that the troublemaker would expect.
But the dad is her own. Annoying, boring, too greedy and, as they say, "on his mind." But - your own. Not some miserable European who looks into the eyes of voters, extends them like a bride, almost treats them with tea in the evenings. No, there is a right person, ours. Therefore, tolerate. Although sometimes it breaks through to answer.
Lukashenko himself knows about this specificity to him from the Kremlin.
Understanding the importance of rituality in Russian politics, he knows that Moscow will not throw it. He will scold, include through propaganda channels, but will not surrender.
Putin will bargain about political integration and energy prices, in response, Grigoryevich will talk about the imperial ambitions of Russia and flirt with the West, and then, sharply, silence!
So, they agreed on something.
Therefore, Alexander Grigoryevich, despite all the nervousness of this elected race and growing peaceful protests, is fundamentally wrong in this - no Russia is preparing its displacement. Neither through oligarchs, nor directly. After all, the Kremlin always protects its authoritarian partners.

Apparently, they have a hidden desire not to remain the only life on this holiday. It is one thing to try using propaganda war and financing under control groups to shift an objectionable democratic government through elections. This is please, as much as you like. We can and practice. And so that his colleague in the workshop, and even through the revolution, God -reproach mass street performances? Not a Kremlin style at all.
The very thought of the possibility of overthrowing someone across the “street” for the Russian authorities is unbearable.
And the fact that the opposition was activated in Minsk is so it is understandable: for 26 years, this is very, a lot of power. It’s even scary to say, Putin is sitting much less. It would be difficult for one person to endure one person in power, even if he had Einstein’s intelligence, charisma al Pacino, the humanism of Mahatma Gandhi and the appearance of Monica Bellucci.
There is nothing strange in that in the 26th year some (rather large) number of Belarusians suddenly woke up and realized that there was still a lot of interesting things in the world except the Old Man.
Therefore-from someone, but from the Kremlin you will not receive such a blow to the back. The leadership of Russia may not in a penny to put the obligations signed on paper. But their personal promises are held there firmly and adamantly.
So, Alexander Grigoryevich, in Moscow they don’t even think about your overthrow. At least because you are “familiar evil” for her (with an emphasis on “familiar”). And as we all know well, they are not looking for good from good.
In addition, you never know who will come there after you. Then agree, build everything again. Why and who needs this headache?