Lukashenko Calls Himself, Putin ‘Co-Aggressors’ in Ukraine
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Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko is a "co-aggressor" in Russia's war in Ukraine. Lukashenko says he and Vladimir Putin often joke about who is the worst. "Who is the more aggressor, me or him?" he says, according to the Kyiv Post.
Lukashenko pledges unconditional loyalty to Putin as Belarus to 'mobilise troops' to Ukraine - London Business News
Alexander Lukashenko has offered one of the clearest public statements yet of Belarus’s subordination to Moscow’s war strategy, declaring that Minsk will remain unconditionally aligned with Vladimir Putin and joking… The post Lukashenko pledges unconditional loyalty to Putin as Belarus to ‘mobilise troops’ to Ukraine appeared first on London Business News
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko insists on close ties with Russia and Vladimir Putin on the issue of Ukraine. “Ultimately, we are ‘co-aggressors’ with him,” Lukashenko said of Putin in a speech.
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