'Intensifying military conflict in West Asia could lead to a third world war,' Belarus leader Lukashenko warns

In an interview with the media source BelTA on October 27, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko stated that the intensifying military conflict in the West Asia "could lead to a third world war."The dictator of Belarus warned that action by the United States and Iran could worsen the situation.He declared, "The third world war may break out.""If the United States and Israel start fighting together against Iran, then it can start from there."The ruler of Belarus asserted that "Washington and Israel are trying to provoke Iran, not vice versa," and referred to the West Asia as "a serious mess."For the first time since 1973, Israel's Cabinet has declared war, and Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, has issued a dire warning that the conflict will be difficult and protracted.On October 10, the IDF declared that it had fully reclaimed control of the border with the Gaza Strip