
The President of Belarus noted the presence of peculiarities in understanding the conflict in Ukraine
Alexander Lukashenko said that despite the peculiarities of understanding the conflict in Ukraine, Belarus will always be with Russia and will not betray it.
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The statement was made at a meeting with the heads of government delegations of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council in Minsk.
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Alexander Lukashenko said that, despite the peculiarities of understanding the conflict in Ukraine, Belarus will always be with Russia.
Lukashenko stressed that Belarus has never been a traitor.
The President of Belarus noted that he often discusses the topic of the conflict in Ukraine with Vladimir Putin.
MINSK, October 2 – RIA Novosti. President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that despite some peculiarities in Minsk’s understanding of the conflict in Ukraine, he will always be with Russia and will not be a traitor.
“Of course, I have some peculiarities when assessing the conflict in Ukraine. Yes, I have my own understanding of certain aspects of the conflict, but we will always be committed to our common course. If the Russian leadership makes a decision, we will always be with you despite our peculiar understanding of what is happening there. We have never been traitors,” Lukashenko said at a meeting with the heads of government delegations participating in the meeting of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council in Minsk.

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