Lukashenko talks about the end of the war in Ukraine "in the coming months". In the coming months, the war in Ukraine will end, Lukashenko said at the Fourth Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security. According to him, "the war in Ukraine in the coming months will end." There are no forces and resources, everyone is tired. When I talk about resources, it does not mean that there are not enough resources. Russia has enough for the whole world. The resources are gone. Everyone is tired of this war, said. Lukashenko also invited those who want to resolve the conflict through negotiations in Minsk. He emphasized that "there is no alternative to a peaceful solution." This is not the first time that Lukashenko predicted the end of Russia's war in Ukraine. At the beginning of February 2022, he said in an interview with the Russian journalist Solovyov that the war "will last a maximum of three or four days" because "there will be no one against fighting there." In May 2022, Lukashka admitted that "this operation is delayed". And in November of that year he said that the war would last one or two years. In October 2026, Lukashka said that a peaceful settlement in Ukraine would be achieved "if not this year, then later." News about X/Instagram.

Lukashenko talks about the end of the war in Ukraine "in the coming months". In the coming months, the war in Ukraine will end, Lukashenko said at the Fourth Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security. According to him, "the war in Ukraine in the coming months will end." There are no forces and resources, everyone is tired. When I talk about resources, it does not mean that there are not enough resources. Russia has enough for the whole world. The resources are gone. Everyone is tired of this war, said. Lukashenko also invited those who want to resolve the conflict through negotiations in Minsk. He emphasized that "there is no alternative to a peaceful solution." This is not the first time that Lukashenko predicted the end of Russia's war in Ukraine. At the beginning of February 2022, he said in an interview with the Russian journalist Solovyov that the war "will last a maximum of three or four days" because "there will be no one against fighting there." In May 2022, Lukashka admitted that "this operation is delayed". And in November of that year he said that the war would last one or two years. In October 2026, Lukashka said that a peaceful settlement in Ukraine would be achieved "if not this year, then later." News about X/Instagram.