The meeting between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko is scheduled for September 14. The publication stated that its sources learned about the position of the Russian leader on the Belarusian issue. The meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin with his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko will take place in Moscow on September 14. Bloomberg learned about the position of the Russian leader on the eve of the upcoming talks. According to him, although the Russian authorities are surprised by the scale of the Belarusian protests, they are sure that it will not work to remove Lukashenka.
The source indicates that Moscow will support Lukashenka’s aspirations along the path of successive transfer of power.
Lukashenko will arrive in Sochi on September 14, where he is scheduled to meet with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. As specified, this will be Lukashenka’s first international trip after winning the presidential election. As the Belarusian president said earlier, during these talks with Putin, it is planned to finally dot the i’s on the most painful issues for the two countries.