“Belarusian President Lukashenko Presents ‘Very Interesting Proposals’ on Regional Security during Meeting with Russian President Putin”
Belarusian President Lukashenko met with Russian President Putin and discussed security proposals for the region. Economic issues will be discussed with the government on May 24.
“General-major Pavel Muravyev Promoted to Commander of Belarus Armed Forces: A Strategic Move by President Lukashenko”
General-major Pavel Muravyev appointed as commander of the armed forces by Minister of Defense of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko. President’s statement emphasized Minister of Defense’s mother’s role. Muravyev previously served as Deputy Minister of National Security.
“Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s Visit to Azerbaijan in May 2024: A Crucial Turning Point in Security and International Relations”
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s visit to Azerbaijan in May 2024 is significant due to security concerns and the overall international situation. The trade turnover between the two countries has increased, and cooperation in military technology is crucial. Belarus faces economic sanctions from the West, making international support important. The visit raises questions about foreign policy and the integration of international buildings in military-technical cooperation. The relationship between former CIS countries is uncertain.
President Lukashenko Emphasizes the Need for Internal Problem Resolution Amidst Mention of KGB Intervention Attempts
Belarus President emphasizes the need to address internal issues through dialogue and mediation. He warns against intervention and “playing hidden dolls,” as it would have severe consequences for society. The president expects information on specific matters from security employees and urges them to handle situations appropriately.
“Armenian President’s Controversial Visit to Baku and Unofficial Trip to Armenia: Emphasizing ‘Liberation’ of Occupied Territories”
Armenian President, Alexander Lukashenko, visited Baku and met with Azerbaijani counterpart. He then arrived in Armenia for an unofficial visit, attending non-diplomatic events. The meeting in the conflict zone focused on “liberation war” and restoring occupied territories. Belarus’ President stressed the need for repatriation and hard work.
“Belarus President Lukashenko Calls for Unity: Third World and Middle Eastern Countries Must Unite to Overcome Global Pandemic”
“Alexander Lukashenko, president of Belarus, urges Third World and Middle Eastern countries to unite in facing the global pandemic. He emphasizes the need for cooperation and partnership as individual efforts would be ineffective. Unity is crucial to overcome and avoid unpredictable consequences in the Middle East.”
“Belarusian President Confident: Deepening of Relations with Armenia to Boost Inter-governmental Cooperation, Says AR President”
Belarus President confident bilateral relations will enhance cooperation between Yerevan and Minsk, says Armenian President. CEO praises Khachatryan’s work in developing Armenia’s potential and improving living standards.
“Belarusian President Lukashenko Admits Corruption Fight Is ‘Very Difficult’ but Calls for Personal Example in Tackling the Issue”
Belarusian President addresses corruption fight, saying it’s “very difficult”. Lukashenko emphasizes the need for authorities’ will and personal example, while urging children in the military to embrace anti-corruption values.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko Resigns, Apologizes for Actions: A New Era Begins
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko resigns and apologizes to the government for his actions. He emphasizes the need for people to focus on living and working, rather than protests. News from Armenia.
“Secret Tragedy Strikes Belarusian President’s Bodyguard During Overseas Visit”
Belarusian President Lukashenko’s bodyguard dies during visit to Germany. Sources confirm heart attack, urgent return to Minsk for critical hospitalization. Incident not publicly acknowledged by Belarus.