Łukašenka in Russia on working visit

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July 25, Pozirk. Alaksandar Łukašenka has left for Moscow to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Belarusian ruler’s press office reports.
The two leaders will discuss Belarusian-Russian relations and joint projects, regional security and international politics, the message noted.
Earlier this month, Łukašenka said he wanted to discuss “further steps on Ukraine” with Putin.
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