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The United States has been in talks with the Belarusian authorities for over a year, demanding the release of hundreds of political prisoners. In return, Washington is considering easing the economic sanctions that have been weighing on the Belarusian regime for years.
As reported by the Belarusian state news agency BelTA, on Thursday Alyaksandr Lukashenko signed a decision to pardon 15 people. Most of them are political prisoners.
American pressure and talks about sanctions
The pardon came just days after the visit of John Coale, special envoy of US President Donald Trump, who met with Lukashenko in Minsk.
The United States has been conducting intensive talks with the Belarusian authorities for over a year, demanding the release of hundreds of political prisoners. In return, Washington is considering easing the economic sanctions that have been weighing on the Belarusian regime for years.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The US may ease some sanctions against Belarus in the coming weeks as a response to the pardon
Likely · Within weeks

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