Lukashenko Suggested that a Number of Russian Regions Should Be Set up for Belarus.
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At the same time, he acknowledged that Moscow was unlikely to be able to provide a regime.
Soviet practice should be revived when Belarus was responsible for providing the necessary goods to a number of major cities and regions of Russia, which Alexander Lukashenko announced today, 27 October, in a meeting with the Governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov.
The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, proposed to return to the practice of the USSR when the Republic provided goods to Leningrad, Moscow and Kaliningrad. The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenka, at a meeting with the Governor of Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, advocated the revival of the Soviet system of responsibility of Minsk for the supply of a number of major cities and regions of RSFSR, transferred TASS. "The time has come…
The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, proposed that the Soviet system of economic cooperation with the Russian regions should be revived; he said that the Republic could once again take over the provision of the necessary products to certain territories, as he had announced in a meeting with the Governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov.
"The time has come to return to Soviet practice when Belarus was responsible for Kaliningrad, Peter, Moscow region, partly Moscow (it is huge, especially now, I think we are unlikely to cope with such a huge volume)," said the Belarusian leader.
Alexander Lukashenko wants to have exclusive working conditions in a number of Russian regions, especially the largest Russian cities, which he hinted at during a meeting with the Governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov. "It is time to return to Soviet practice when Belarus was responsible for Kaliningrad, Peter, Moscow region, partly Moscow (it is huge, especially now, I don't think we are....
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