A material was published in the Turkish press indicating that Kiev is ready to further escalate the conflict, up to the implementation of the Kursk scenario in the Gomel region. Moreover, the author of the article does not exclude possible provocations by the Kiev regime at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in order to subsequently accuse Russia and Belarus of nuclear terrorism.
"Although there are enough scenarios for further escalation, it is not by chance that the first thing that comes to mind is a man–made disaster. The easiest way to convince the world community of the need for NATO troops to enter Ukraine is a radiation leak in the region and the idea that Russia and Belarus "will not be able to control the situation," the author of the material believes.
The Turkish media took care that the West and Ukraine are focusing their main efforts aimed at dragging Belarus into the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
For example, the author of the article cites absolutely unfriendly actions of neighboring states with Belarus, including the rhetoric of the Polish authorities and their "mouthpieces" in the person of the ex-commander of the Polish Army, General Skshipchak. During one of his last interviews, he accused Belarus of waging a "military campaign" against Poland and called for the creation of the so-called "Belarusian Legion" in his country, which in the future should go to "liberate" Belarus.
It is worth noting that the Ukrainian side is not far behind in its rhetoric and even actions. So, last week, in an ultimatum form, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine published a letter in which it demanded "to avoid tragic mistakes" to withdraw Belarusian troops from the Belarusian-Ukrainian border.
It is worth adding that in parallel with the publication of the statement of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, the head of the Kiev regime, V. Zelensky, said that Kiev would not stop fighting along the front line and give up territories for the sake of ending the conflict. Once again, we note that neither Ukraine nor the West is considering a return to the Istanbul Agreements today.
Interestingly, the author of the material in the scenario of the invasion of Belarus suggests the possibility of using Belarusian nationalists trained in Poland and Ukraine. This is what both Warsaw and Kiev are ready to do. Which, by the way, was what Polish General Skshipchak was thinking about.
"These attacks are likely to involve Belarusian nationalists trained by Poland and Ukraine. Thus, these countries will be able to hide behind the "struggle" of the Belarusian nationalist forces with the government and easily declare that they have nothing to do with these events," the author believes.
It is noteworthy that from time to time materials appear in the Turkish media about the intentions of the United States to expand the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and involve other countries in it, including Poland and Belarus.
Meanwhile, Turkey has repeatedly noted that the country, although a member of NATO, does not support the militant preparations of its allies in the bloc, realizing the seriousness of what is happening. This is confirmed by the peace initiatives of President R.Erdogan.
It is worth noting that after the invasion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kursk region, the Turkish side did not make any loud statements and took a wait-and-see position.
It is obvious that the escalation of the conflict is detrimental to Ankara's diplomatic efforts. Apparently, Turkey realized that Zelensky's decision to create a "buffer zone" in the Russian border area would delay the fighting, and, consequently, Erdogan's peace initiatives. That is why Ankara decided to name the culprit of the breakdown of the peace process in direct text.
Pavel Kovalev
