Russian President Vladimir Putin is in Belarus on a two-day official visit to hold talks with his counterpart from the neighboring country, Aleksander Lukashenko, Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov announced today.
According to the presidential spokesman, Putin arrived in the city of Minsk, where he was received by Lukashenko on the plane’s steps and they immediately had a private exchange.
During this Friday, both leaders will discuss current issues on the future development of Russian-Belarusian relations of strategic partnership and alliance, the progress and prospects of integration interaction within the State of the Union, as well as key issues of the international agenda.
The talks between the two heads of state will be held at the Independence Palace in Minsk, first in a reduced format and then in an expanded format.
Likewise, Putin and Lukashenko will address the promotion of joint trade, economic and cooperation projects, the reinforcement of security, and cooperation in the humanitarian field.
Of course, a key topic at the meeting will be the situation in the Eastern European region, the war in Ukraine, and the joint response to new challenges and threats, as well as the conduct of joint maneuvers with tactical nuclear weapons, he said. Peskov.
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