Ukraine· KyivBelarusian President Lukashenko addresses Eurasian Security Conference in Minsk
President Lukashenko spoke at the IV Minsk Conference on Eurasian Security, discussing the Ukraine conflict, global security, and Belarus's role in dialogue.
Background
Belarus, led by President Lukashenko, maintains close ties with Russia amidst the ongoing conflict in neighboring Ukraine. This geopolitical alignment and Belarus's strategic location make its stance on regional security a significant factor in broader international discussions.
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Lukashenko Predicts Imminent End to Ukraine War
First report 2h agoLast update 16m agoLukashenko believes the war will conclude soon because all parties are exhausted and lack resources, suggesting Europe is beginning to understand the causes of escalation.
Lukashenko Predicts End to Ukraine War
First report 5h agoLast update 1h agoLukashenko believes the war will conclude in months because all parties are tired and lack resources.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov attends security conference in Minsk
First report 2h agoLast update 2h agoLavrov claims the EU's calls for a ceasefire in Ukraine are intended to give Kyiv a respite.
Belarusian President Lukashenko addresses Eurasian Security Conference in Minsk
First report 6h agoLast update 3h agoLukashenko warns that failure to halt the Ukraine conflict will inevitably lead to a nuclear World War III.
Lukashenko explains Belarus will not enter the war due to the significant expansion of the front line it would create, potentially drawing NATO in.
Lukashenko suggests turning a page with the West, implying they should acknowledge their 'defeat' in the 2020 confrontation and improve relations.
Lukashenko proposes dialogue and compromise, urging an end to 'brandishing weapons' and unilateral coercive measures, and advocating for free movement of goods and capital.
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