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.08.23
21:14
President
Lukashenko opines on future of Western Ukraine, Polish ambitions
Diana Panchenko recalled the recent statement by the head of state regarding possible plans for Ukraine's admission to NATO in separate parts and the transfer of some of its territory to Poland.
21:12
President
Lukashenko: Ukraine's first step to recovery should be a step towards peace
“There should be a step towards peace. Yes, you can fight for these territories. I am not saying that they should be left behind. A different tactic should be chosen however: while fighting for these territories, you may lose others,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said.
20:54
President
Lukashenko: Goals of Russia's SMO met; future Ukraine will not dance to the tune of U.S.
he goals of the Russian special military operation have already been fulfilled and the future Ukraine will not dance to the tune of the United States, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said in an interview with Ukrainian journalist Diana Panchenko
20:44
President
Lukashenko speaks about his relations with Putin
The head of state was asked whether he and the Russian president had any disputes over Ukraine over the past year.
20:43
President
Lukashenko: No signs of a new world war looming
According to the head of state, the events in Ukraine have taught people a lesson and have shown that a clash of military blocs should be avoided.
20:39
President
Lukashenko confident in future good relations with Ukraine
The head of state answered the journalist's question on the thesis of ever-increasing hatred between peoples, in particular Ukrainians against Russians.
20:37
President
Lukashenko: Western Europe doesn't want the war in Ukraine to continue, but the USA benefits from it
“The war needs to stop. Europeans are absolutely intent on doing it but for now they are following orders. 15 Leopard [tanks have been given to Ukraine]. But they give military hardware unwillingly,” the Belarusian leader stated.
20:31
President
Lukashenko: Ukraine peace talks have to start without preconditions
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Negotiations have to start without preliminary conditions. It is a classic move of any diplomacy. This is what I think. It is necessary to start negotiations and discuss everything. Including Crimea, Kherson, Zaporozhye, Donetsk, and Lugansk. Everything needs to be discussed there."
20:27
President
Lukashenko explains Russia's failure to capture Kiev early on
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “It was definitely the matter of several days. If Russians had captured Kiev, can you imagine what war it would be? The war would have ended already.”
20:12
President
Lukashenko comments on next presidential election in Belarus
“I haven't made any decisions yet, honestly. Perhaps it may look like some kind of couldn't-care-less attitude on my part, but I have so many issues to solve right now. As soon as the time comes to make a decision, I will do it. Right now, I need to make sure the country holds out in the current situation, does not get involved in a mess, as people say," the president said.
19:53
Economy
Belarus, Russia discuss cooperation in agriculture
Belarusian Deputy Prime Minister Leonid Zayats and Belarusian Agriculture and Food Minister Sergei Bartosh met with Russian Minister of Agriculture Dmitry Patrushev in Moscow on 17 August to discuss cooperation between Belarus and Russia in the agro-industrial complex.
19:41
President
Lukashenko: Putin will be Russia's next president
“I think that Putin will be Russia's next president. The election will be held in six months. No one can challenge Putin now,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said.
19:39
President
Lukashenko talks about Putin's personal traits, response to PMC Wagner's mutiny
“He is no longer his old self. He is now wiser and more cunning, I'll have you know. If someone thinks that Putin has been weakened by Prigozhin's mutiny, it is total nonsense. Putin is now more mobilized, more cunning, and wiser. Our adversaries need to know it,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said.
