Lukashenko says Belarus won't 'stab Russians in the back,' thanks Trump
The Belarusian president said Minsk remains committed to its shared course with Moscow, while also expressing gratitude toward US President Donald Trump, TASS reported.
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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said his country will not "stab Russians in the back," stressing that Minsk remains committed to a common course with Moscow, according to Russia's TASS news agency.
In the same remarks, Lukashenko reportedly expressed gratitude toward US President Donald Trump, though TASS did not elaborate on the specific context for the comment.
Limited detail
The report did not provide further details on the setting of Lukashenko's statements or additional context about Belarus-Russia relations referenced in his remarks.
Sources
- Belarus’ refusal to stab Russians in the back, gratitude to Trump: Lukashenko’s statements — TASS (Russia)
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