Lukashenko: The terrorists of the Moscow attack wanted to enter Belarus

The terrorist attack on the concert hall in Moscow, which killed 139 people and injured 180 others, was associated with the acceptance of the ISIS terrorist organization, but senior Russian officials believe that Ukraine was involved in this incident. The main Russian intelligence agencies in this regard was the attempt of 4 terrorists of this incident to flee to Ukraine after carrying out this attack.

According to the Reuters news agency, Alexander Lukashenko, the president of Belarus and the only ally of Russia in the European continent, which provided the country with the territory to attack Ukraine, announced today (Tuesday) that the terrorists who attacked the concert hall in Moscow They were originally planning to flee to Belarus, not Ukraine.

After this incident, Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed that Ukraine created a gap in its border to allow these terrorists to escape to its territory. A claim that the Ukrainian authorities strongly deny.

Lukashenko further pointed out: During this terrorist incident, the intelligence agencies of Russia and Belarus jointly intercepted the terrorists’ car. This car had moved from Moscow to the Bryansk region, which is on the common border between Belarus and Ukraine, and the terrorists were arrested there.

He emphasized: We quickly set up a checkpoint on our border. For this reason, terrorists could not enter our border. Seeing our checkpoint, they changed their route and moved towards the border between Russia and Ukraine. After this terrorist incident, Putin and I did not sleep for a whole day and night and we were in contact with each other.