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Lukashenko Calls Himself, Putin Co-Aggressors in Ukraine
What happened
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko declared that Belarus will remain aligned with Russia in its war against Ukraine, claiming that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin debate who is the greater "co-aggressor". Lukashenko stated that he maintains distinct perspectives on specific aspects of the conflict, but will follow Kremlin decisions. Lukashenko made this statement during a meeting with heads of delegations in Minsk.
Why it matters
The statement highlights Belarus' commitment to Russia in the conflict, and suggests a level of cooperation between the two leaders. The public significance of this statement remains uncertain, as the implications of Lukashenko's declaration are not fully clear.
Key facts
- Belarus will remain aligned with Russia in its war against Ukraine
- Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko made the statement during a meeting with heads of delegations
- Lukashenko and Putin allegedly debate who is the greater "co-aggressor"
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