relit in belarus, there were also socialists and many others, and in the end the russians pushed dmytrovychukhat if ukraine a change of government, well, in that case, it would be lukashenko who would win, and the recipient would hold his own referendum accordingly, well, that's how things went, and as of today, lukashenko will try to some extent to avoid participation in the war with the belarusian army itself, and that's why that the idea of ​​fighting against ukraine is very unpopular among belarusian society, including among the electoral core of the current ugu, so trying to fight for it is a shot in the foot, if not on the other side. what will happen after a year? here the question is, what will ukrainian politics be like, because on the one hand, there are certain commodity groups on which ukraine depends, but on the other hand, i think it is obvious that it is impossible to return to the situation of the 19th and 18th years, and therefore the most logical it would be if there is cooperation, that is, with a very large number of conditions, so that it would be very unprofitable to spe