Putin praises Belarus ties at meeting with Lukashenko
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday praised the relationship between Russia and Belarus, two neighbours whose ties have grown ever closer since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine. Putin made the comments at a press conference in Moscow with the longtime ruler of Belarus,
Putin: Lukashenko's visit to Moscow highlights special nature of Belarus-Russia relations
This is Aleksandr Lukashenko's first foreign trip after his re-election as President of Belarus. We highly appreciate it. This shows a special nature of relations between our two fraternal states,” Vladimir Putin said.
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