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17:56
President
Lukashenko asked whether criticism of authorities is allowed in Belarus
In your countries candidates don't just criticize each other but denigrate each other. There are countries where the authorities are not criticized,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said as he talked to the media in Minsk on 26 January.
17:55
President
Lukashenko calls on Poland to buy tractors, not tanks
“Stop buying tanks. You’d better buy tractors. You already have farmers throwing manure at your offices. Tomorrow they will have nothing to plow and cultivate the land with,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said. “Let us plow the land, let us trade, let us cooperate. Let us live in friendship!”
17:38
President
Lukashenko: Belarus succeeds in shifting cooperation from West to East
Belarus is successfully shifting its cooperation from West to East, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko told Chinese journalists after casting his vote in the presidential election in Minsk on 26 January.
17:37
President
Lukashenko: Poland pursues most aggressive policy against Belarus
Poland pursues the most aggressive policy against Belarus, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko told the media in Minsk on 26 January.
17:27
President
Lukashenko sees Belarusian peacekeepers as best option for Ukraine
The president was asked about a possible peacekeeping mission of Western countries to guard the borders in case a ceasefire is reached in Ukraine.
17:27
President
Lukashenko: Belarus is working on cryptocurrency
After casting his ballot in the presidential election on 26 January, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko told journalists that Belarus is working on creating a cryptocurrency, BelTA has learned.
17:22
President
Lukashenko comments on Moldova's possible future
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko expressed his views on the possible future of Moldova as he answered journalists' questions on 26 January.
17:08
President
Lukashenko: All generations of Belarusians cherish Great Victory
After casting his ballot in the presidential election on 26 January, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko told journalists that all generations of Belarusians cherish the Great Victory, BelTA has learned.
17:06
President
Lukashenko shares his vision of compromise settlement in Ukraine
The compromise can be like this. Vladimir Putin recently asked them to withdraw to the borders of four regions: Donetsk Oblast, Lugansk Oblast, Kherson Oblast, Zaporozhye Oblast. If they do it, the conflict will stop. But the Ukrainian side does not want to withdraw to the borders. Well, what then? If you don't want to withdraw, then drop the claims on the territories and the Sea of Azov that used to be Ukrainian. So this is how the compromise may look like.
16:53
President
Lukashenko: Belarus does not send signals to West through pardoning convicts
According to the head of state, the self-exiled opposition, supported by sponsors, is strategically preparing for 2030, while waiting for a convenient moment, a chance.
16:37
President
Lukashenko reveals where he will go first on official visit if he wins election
After casting his ballot in the presidential election on 26 January, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko told journalists where he will make his first official visit if he gets re-elected, BelTA has learned.
16:24
President
Lukashenko: Trump can take 'out-of-the-box' step on settlement in Ukraine
Donald Trump can take an “out-of-the-box” step on the settlement in Ukraine, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko told the media on 26 January.
16:05
President
Lukashenko warns Armenia against flirting with the West
Aleksandr Lukashenko also spoke about the Armenian leadership taking issue with Belarus. “They took issue with me for supporting Azerbaijan. I have always supported common sense. I have always been against war, against us fighting each other,” he said.
16:02
President
Lukashenko: Belarus needs a ‘nuclear umbrella’ to keep ‘rain’ away
The president explained that nuclear weapons are primarily used for deterrence. They are meant to prevent nuclear “rain” rather than to get caught in it, the head of state put it figuratively.
