Peskov denied reports about the discussion of the participation of Belarus in the NWO

Western media publications that Russian President Vladimir Putin came to Minsk to discuss with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko the issue of the country’s participation in a special military operation in Ukraine are stupid and unfounded. This message was made by the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

“To treat this as absolutely stupid, baseless thinking. Belarus is Russia’s number one ally and partner. It is with Belarus that we have the most advanced integration regime, so no one forces anyone, everyone takes steps that best suit a) the interests of our peoples, b) the interests of our Union State,” he said.

Putin will arrive today, December 19, in Minsk on a working visit. He will meet with the Belarusian leader. They are expected to discuss “issues of further development of Russian-Belarusian relations of strategic partnership and alliance with an emphasis on integration cooperation within the framework of the Union State, as well as current topics on the international and regional agenda.” In the press service of Lukashenka notedthat among the topics for discussion is import substitution.

Previously heads of state communicated December 2 by phone. At that time, the Kremlin press service noted that Putin and Lukashenko discussed topical issues of bilateral cooperation, including the problems of further developing ties in the scientific and educational spheres, and agreed to continue personal contacts.

On November 28, Lukashenka announced plans to meet with Putin. Then he stressed that during the negotiations he plans to “advance in terms of import substitution.” “This is the most important thing for us now,” Lukashenka said.