>>64073022 (OP)
I doubt this shit.
You need to understand how the things are in Belarus and why Belarus would stay in somewhat neutral state until the end of the war.
Luka has big family that holds in their choke all Belarusian businesses.
Same with the military - bunch of fat generals got comfortable there and aren't willing to go on risky adventure over nothing really.
At the same time 2020 protests (massive ones, make no mistakes) show that there is the powder keg in the society that better be left unbothered.
Same with civilians - they are majorly either against that war or have good enough internet to see drone footage and know they will be fucked if they decide to become involved in this war.
All layers of Belarus population: ruling one, military one and civilians - are not interested in changing status quo.
So any attempt to somehow involve them may quickly result in Russian overtake. And you know pidors enough to understand that it will be bloody. So do belarussians.
That's why Luka is making sure to show Putin that Belarus is their allies anyway, "so why even bother to spook the nation if it's already friendly".
There is Russian PoV too. Belarus is relatively calm haven on the NATO border, with somewhat better relationships with EU than Russia has, so it's beneficial to keep it be that way for trade purposes and as a leverage.
So, not a single party is interested in making Belarus involved.
Thus nothing will happen.