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    <title>Red Lines and Tripwires: Five Scenarios That Could Pull Belarus Into the Fighting</title>
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    <description>Belarusian troops have stayed out of direct combat so far — but the buffers keeping them on the sidelines are thinner than they appear. From staged incidents to accidental escalation, here are the five pathways analysts in Washington and Brussels are watching most closely.</description>
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    <description>Washington&#039;s sanctions architecture still treats Belarus as a mere extension of the Kremlin. A closer reading of Lukashenko&#039;s behavior suggests a more self-interested actor — one whose survival instincts create openings, and risks, that US policymakers have yet to fully price in.</description>
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