Belarusian Civil War

The Belarusian Civil War, also called the Battle of Belarus was a conflict between the Democratic Front rebellion alongside the Russian Federation (Belastan), supported by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Belastan), mostly by Poland (Belastan) and the United Kingdom (Belastan) and the heavily backstabbed Republic of Belarus (Belastan).
== Background ==
Alexander Lukashenko has ruled the Republic of Belarus from 1994, not having a person that could possibly win against him. In result, the European continent referred to him as “Europe's last dictator”, due to his authoritarian rule, that frequently imprisoned anyone that would oppose the government.
The Russian Federation's president Vladimir Putin seemed to be supportive towards Lukashenko, congratulating him in winning his sixth term. Both countries would support eachother economically and diplomatically.
Lukashenko had faced greater public opposition amid his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, which Lukashenko has denied as a serious threat. While the situation has gotten worse since the outbreak of the pandemic, people have started daily protests all around the country, eventually leading into a full-scale civil war.
== History ==
Weeks before the official declaration of the start of the war, the protests turned from basic demonstrations to brutal battles between the police and the citizens of Belarus, with the Armed Forces of Belarus sometimes involved.