Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has accused Washington of wanting to “stir up” Moscow against China, Minsk’s partner and Russian critical ally, in the midst of a speeding uptake between Donald.

“It seems to me that they will now try to stir up the Russians against the Chinese. Russians must stop this’, said, according to the presidency announcement, considering that an end to conflict to Ukraine will have positive and negative results For Belarus, mainly financially.

“We don’t know what the United States wants (…) We don’t know what they will ask the Russians to end the war.” In Ukraine, he continued.

Following the telephone conversation that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin had on February 12, Moscow and Washington said they wanted to restart their relationship on new bases, and Donald Trump completely overturned the US position in terms of US position. Kremlin’s rhetoric for Kiev’s responsibility.

Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, with the Kremlin saying it did it to protect it to NATO’s threat and to prevent an enlargement of the organization.

According to Alexander Lukashenko, a Possible Trump-Putin Agreement In a wide range of issues, including the end of US sanctions and the repetition of economic cooperation between the United States and Russia, may influence Belarusian businesses.

“If all foreign businesses, first of all the US, then the European ones, return (to Russia), it will not be easy to compete,” warned.

An agreement would be thus “partially beneficial to us, partly no”.

Belarus there is heavy western sanctions Due to the repression of 2020 of an unprecedented dispute movement against Alexander Lukashenko, who has been in power without interruption since 1994 in this former Soviet Republic, as well as for its diligent support for the Russian attack on Ukraine in February 202.

The Belarusian leader is a close ally of Vladimir Putin who recently called him “Great brother. “