Lukashenko proposed to revive the Soviet supply program for regions in Russia Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, in a meeting with the Governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglob, took the initiative to return to the model of economic interaction that operated during the years of the Soviet Union. At that time, the republic supplied a number of cities and large regions of the RSFSR with necessary goods. According to the Belarusian leader, we are talking about Kaliningrad, St. Petersburg, the Moscow region and partly Moscow. He noted that it will be difficult to fully meet the capital's needs due to the scope, but he considers the cooperation with these areas to be a priority. Lukashenko recalled that in the past Belarus was responsible for the production and supply of everything that Leningrad and the region lacked, especially Kaliningrad. He called Minsk's interaction with St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region exemplary. In his opinion, the Belarusians and the Leningraders are very similar, including in terms of the experiences they went through in the last war. Lukashenko promised that the commitments would be fulfilled - in mechanical engineering, elevator repair and food supply. He also noted that the Russian president supports this formula of close cooperation.

Lukashenko proposed to revive the Soviet supply program for regions in Russia Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, in a meeting with the Governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglob, took the initiative to return to the model of economic interaction that operated during the years of the Soviet Union. At that time, the republic supplied a number of cities and large regions of the RSFSR with necessary goods. According to the Belarusian leader, we are talking about Kaliningrad, St. Petersburg, the Moscow region and partly Moscow. He noted that it will be difficult to fully meet the capital's needs due to the scope, but he considers the cooperation with these areas to be a priority. Lukashenko recalled that in the past Belarus was responsible for the production and supply of everything that Leningrad and the region lacked, especially Kaliningrad. He called Minsk's interaction with St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region exemplary. In his opinion, the Belarusians and the Leningraders are very similar, including in terms of the experiences they went through in the last war. Lukashenko promised that the commitments would be fulfilled - in mechanical engineering, elevator repair and food supply. He also noted that the Russian president supports this formula of close cooperation.