On Tuesday, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko accused the United Kingdom of orchestrating last week’s massacre in Ukraine’s Bucha. He dubbed the killings of citizens in Bucha, Ukraine, a “British special operation.” Announcing his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Lukashenko said that Russia’s Federal Service could give confirmation of the assertion.

The Belarusian President brought up the Bucha event during his speech, and he went on to say that he had discussed it with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin. Putin and Lukashenko discussed the British “psychological special operation,” he said. It was then claimed that “a devastating blow” was being planned against Russia if it had delayed its special military operation in Ukraine. Lavrov had previously referred to the Bucha tragedy as “manufactured.” At Vostochny Cosmodrome on April 12, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with his Belarusian counterpart, Alexander Lukashenko. Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko held a joint news conference after their meetings in Minsk.

Lukashenko stated, “Today we discussed in detail psychological special operation which was carried out by the British. If you need addresses, passwords, car numbers brands on which they arrived in Bucha and how they did it, the FSB of the Russian federation can provide them,”