The Talks Between Putin And Lukashenko Did Not Go Well?

The dictator headed for his small homeland.

After a two-day visit to Moscow, Alexander Lukashenko returned to Belarus.

On September 26, Lukashenko had a personal meeting with Vladimir Putin, where each side had its "one main issue." For Putin it was, of course, the war in Ukraine, and for Lukashenko - the construction of a second nuclear power plant in Belarus.

On the way back, the Belarusian dictator flew not to Minsk, but to his residence in his "small homeland" in Alexandria, which he calls "the place of his power." The ruler regularly goes there when he needs to restore his health or think before making an important decision.

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