Belarus· MinskLukashenko's statements on global security, Trump's role, and Ukraine at Minsk Conference
Belarusian President Lukashenko spoke at the Minsk Conference on Eurasian Security, proposing Trump for UN Secretary General, suggesting a new world order, and warning against escalation in Ukraine.
Background
Belarus (BY) maintains close ties with Russia amidst ongoing conflict in Ukraine (UA). The United States (US) has been a key supporter of Ukraine. This geopolitical dynamic shapes discussions on international security and leadership.
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Lukashenko's statements on global security and Trump's role
First report 17h agoLast update 3h agoLukashenko suggested Donald Trump for UN Secretary General, believing he would be effective in addressing global issues and preventing World War III.
Lukashenko explained that Belarus will not enter the war due to the significant expansion of the front line it would create, which he believes is unnecessary.
Lukashenko advocates for dialogue and compromise to build a new model of world order and ensure Eurasian security, rejecting confrontational rhetoric.
Lukashenko suggested that Western countries should 'turn the page' on the 2020 events and improve relations with Belarus.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov's statements at Minsk security conference
First report 14h agoLast update 12h agoLavrov stated that the OSCE is in a disastrous state because Western countries are trying to turn it into an instrument for their own interests.
Lavrov claimed that the EU's calls for a ceasefire in Ukraine are intended to give Kyiv a respite.
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