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Lukashenko: Belarus and Russia vitally need to develop strategic partnership
Belarus and Russia vitally need to develop relations of alliance and strategic partnership
Belarus -Russia Trade Turnover Increased Eightfold – Outcomes of 30 Years of Union Building
Alexander Lukashenko noted that April 2 will mark the 30th anniversary of the Agreement on the Formation of the Community of Belarus and Russia, which laid the foundation for the development of the Union State
China and Iran Interested in Belarusian-Russian Experience of Interregional Cooperation
Alexander Lukashenko stated this in Moscow at a meeting of the Supreme State Council of the Union State
Presidents of Belarus and Russia held one-to-one discussion before Supreme State Council meeting
In total, the agenda of the Union Summit includes seven points concerning issues of bilateral integration cooperation
7 issues: what Lukashenko and Putin will discuss at Supreme State Council meeting in Moscow
On February 26, a meeting of the Supreme State Council will be held in the Kremlin, where the leaders of Belarus and Russia, as well as the governments and parliamentarians of both countries, will discuss current issues of cooperation
Seven Killed during Ukrainian Military Attack on Chemical Plant in Smolensk Region
At least 30 drones were used, damaging the plant, the fire station building, and a firefighting vehicle
Kremlin comments on transfer of nuclear bomb to Kiev
Paris and London's intention to transfer a nuclear bomb to Kiev is a flagrant violation of international law
Reuters: Russia and U.S. Discuss Nuclear Arms Control
Delegations of the two countries meet in Geneva
Brussels Fails to Approve 20th Package of Sanctions against Russia
Hungary thwarted the plan: Budapest announced that it plans to block all EU decisions in Kiev's favor until Ukraine resumes pumping oil into the country
If Tallinn aims nuclear weapons at Russia, it will receive a similar response, Peskov states
Russia is not threatening Estonia
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