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.09.25
16:13
President
Lukashenko talks about prospects of peace in Ukraine
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “I am absolutely sure that Russians are ready to accept what Americans have been saying. The president of Russia and I have already discussed it more than once. It is up to Europeans and Zelensky."
16:06
Politics
Eismont: Lukashenko has pardoned 52 convicts on humanitarian grounds
In an act based on the principles of humanism, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko has pardoned 52 prisoners, as reported by his press secretary, Natalya Eismont.
15:50
President
Lukashenko comments on drone incident at Belarus-Poland border
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “You see what has been going on recently. Drones in flight. Even we [were rebuked]. These drones did not fly to us. We saw to where these drones were flying. We shot down everything we could. These drones. But a handful remained."
15:45
President
Lukashenko: Although important, the lifting of U.S. sanctions is not our main focus
While the lifting of some U.S. sanctions is an important decision, it is not our primary focus, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said while receiving a report from Permanent Representative of Belarus to the United Nations Valentin Rybakov, BelTA has learned.
15:29
President
Lukashenko sets course for full normalization of relations with USA
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko has given certain instructions on moving towards full normalization of relations with the United States.
15:20
President
Lukashenko: Our task is to stand by Trump, help him establish peace
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko has expressed readiness of the Belarusian side to stand by U.S. President Donald Trump and help him in his mission to establish peace at a meeting with Belarus’ Permanent Representative to the United Nations Valentin Rybakov.
15:18
President
Lukashenko thanks Trump and his wife for letter addressed to him
“First, please convey [my thanks] to Donald and the First Lady for their congratulations and good wishes. We understand [what it means]; we can read between the lines. We greatly appreciate this message from Donald Trump,” the head of state said.
14:59
President
Lukashenko grants pardon to 14 convicted foreigners
In response to a request from the U.S. president and other heads of state, as a gesture of goodwill and out of consideration for humanitarian principles, the Belarusian president has pardoned a number of foreign citizens convicted of espionage, participation in extremist and terrorist activities, and other criminal offenses in Belarus.
14:32
Politics
John Coale: The USA would very much like to normalize relations with Belarus
“We would very much like to normalize our bilateral relations between the Republic of Belarus and the United States of America and we are ready to do everything for this normalization to happen,” John Coale noted.
14:23
Politics
John Coale: U.S. wants to reopen its embassy in Minsk
The United States wants to reopen its embassy in Minsk and normalize relations with Belarus, U.S. Presidential Envoy John Coale said following the meeting with Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko, BelTA has learned.
14:20
President
Trump presents Lukashenko with cufflinks featuring White House image
U.S President Donald Trump has presented Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko with cufflinks featuring an image of the White House – the official residence of U.S. presidents in Washington.
14:08
Politics
Slovak ambassador: EU’s unilateral restrictive measures harm the union itself
The unilateral restrictive measures imposed by the European Union harm the union itself first and foremost, Ambassador of Slovakia to Belarus Jozef Migaš said ahead of the ceremony to present his credentials to Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko.
14:02
President
Lukashenko receives warm letter from Trump
U.S. Presidential Envoy John Coale passed on a letter from Donald Trump with warm congratulations and wishes to Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko at a meeting in Minsk.
13:53
President
Lukashenko notes strong interest in U.S. economy
The head of state described the economy as the most important issue. “I believe you have interests in Belarus and through Belarus in Russia in economy. Naturally, we have a strong interest in your global country in terms of economy,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said.
