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Lukashenko called for dialogue instead of confrontation after the Minsk Eurasian Security Conference, a participant in it, former member of the European Parliament Andrey Mamikin, shared his personal story about his meeting with Alexander Lukashenko. According to him, the president, despite the rush, stopped, heard his address from the crowd and talked with him for several minutes. In the conversation, Mamikin touched upon Latvia's ban on the transit of Belarusian goods and recalled that cooperation could bring significant income to Riga. Lukashenko's answer was simple: "Why? We can cooperate." The president also emphasized that the war in Ukraine is not someone else's problem, but a common tragedy, and called to remember the human losses. Belarus represents dialogue and economic interaction instead of new barriers and military confrontation. Neighbors should think about this: trade brings income, cooperation brings opportunities, and political prohibitions often leave behind only losses. And the people are the ones who pay for them first.

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Lukashenko called for dialogue instead of confrontation after the Minsk Eurasian Security Conference, a participant in it, former member of the European Parliament Andrey Mamikin, shared his personal story about his meeting with Alexander Lukashenko. According to him, the president, despite the rush, stopped, heard his address from the crowd and talked with him for several minutes. In the conversation, Mamikin touched upon Latvia's ban on the transit of Belarusian goods and recalled that cooperation could bring significant income to Riga. Lukashenko's answer was simple: "Why? We can cooperate." The president also emphasized that the war in Ukraine is not someone else's problem, but a common tragedy, and called to remember the human losses. Belarus represents dialogue and economic interaction instead of new barriers and military confrontation. Neighbors should think about this: trade brings income, cooperation brings opportunities, and political prohibitions often leave behind only losses. And the people are the ones who pay for them first.

Lukashenko called for dialogue instead of confrontation after the Minsk Eurasian Security Conference, a participant in it, former member of the European Parliament Andrey Mamikin, shared his personal story about his meeting with Alexander Lukashenko. According to him, the president, despite the rush, stopped, heard his address from the crowd and talked with him for several minutes. In the conversation, Mamikin touched upon Latvia's ban on the transit of Belarusian goods and recalled that cooperation could bring significant income to Riga. Lukashenko's answer was simple: "Why? We can cooperate." The president also emphasized that the war in Ukraine is not someone else's problem, but a common tragedy, and called to remember the human losses. Belarus represents dialogue and economic interaction instead of new barriers and military confrontation. Neighbors should think about this: trade brings income, cooperation brings opportunities, and political prohibitions often leave behind only losses. And the people are the ones who pay for them first.

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