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The conflict in Ukraine may end in the coming months - Lukashenko The president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, said that the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict is possible in the coming months and proposed to hold direct negotiations in Minsk without intermediaries. The Belarusian leader warned that the continuation of the conflict could lead to World War III, noting Donald Trump's efforts to stop the escalation. According to Lukashenko, Russia and Belarus do not intend to attack anyone, and advocate dialogue and cooperation. At the same time, he accused NATO of an aggressive policy, and the UN of inaction against the backdrop of the destruction of the international arms control system.

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The conflict in Ukraine may end in the coming months - Lukashenko The president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, said that the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict is possible in the coming months and proposed to hold direct negotiations in Minsk without intermediaries. The Belarusian leader warned that the continuation of the conflict could lead to World War III, noting Donald Trump's efforts to stop the escalation. According to Lukashenko, Russia and Belarus do not intend to attack anyone, and advocate dialogue and cooperation. At the same time, he accused NATO of an aggressive policy, and the UN of inaction against the backdrop of the destruction of the international arms control system.

The conflict in Ukraine may end in the coming months - Lukashenko The president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, said that the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict is possible in the coming months and proposed to hold direct negotiations in Minsk without intermediaries. The Belarusian leader warned that the continuation of the conflict could lead to World War III, noting Donald Trump's efforts to stop the escalation. According to Lukashenko, Russia and Belarus do not intend to attack anyone, and advocate dialogue and cooperation. At the same time, he accused NATO of an aggressive policy, and the UN of inaction against the backdrop of the destruction of the international arms control system.

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