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The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, has bluffed Vladimir Putin, regarding the terrorist attack in Moscow. He said that the people who allegedly attacked the "Crocus" music hall on Friday had originally gone to Belarus, not Ukraine. Putin tried to blame the attack on Ukraine, but it seems that his tool has de-conspired him.
" We put our units on high alert to prepare for a combat situation," Lukashenko said at a press conference on Tuesday. "As a result, they could not enter Belarus in any way. Knowing this, they diverted their path and headed towards the Ukrainian border ," he said.
The March 22 terrorist attack on Crocus City Hall, a concert venue on the outskirts of the Russian capital, claimed 139 lives. So far, Russian law enforcement has captured eight suspects, with at least four believed to be the shooters. The transnational jihadist group ISIS has claimed responsibility.
Six of the suspects are citizens of Tajikistan, while two have Russian citizenship. So far there is no evidence linking them to either Belarus or Ukraine, although the head of Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB), Alexander Bortnikov, claimed today that he had "primary data" confirming that they were related to Ukraine.
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