
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko asked US envoy John Cole to strictly comply with the agreements between Minsk and Washington.
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Minsk and Washington have made progress on economic issues and are preparing for possible deals.
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko turned to US leader Donald Trump's envoy John Cole with a request for strict compliance with the agreements. The request of the head of state is reported by the Telegram channel “Pul First”.
“The only thing is that this is not a requirement, it is my request to you that we strictly comply with the agreements on our part and on the part of the United States of America,” Lukashenko said.
He added that Minsk and Washington have already made significant progress on economic issues.
On Friday, September 11, Lukashenko said that Belarus is ready “for both small and big deals.” Before that, Cole also said in an interview with The New York Times that he expected a “major trade to happen soon.”

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