Lukashenko Flew To Moscow

He will meet with Putin today.

Lukashenko left for Russia on the morning of November 10. Officially, this is referred to as a “working visit.”

According to his press office, he will take part in a meeting of the CSTO Collective Security Council in Moscow on November 11. The leaders of the member states, as stated, will discuss “issues related to the organization’s activities” and “current challenges to international and regional security.”

The press service assures that Lukashenko will “delve into detail” on issues of collective security in the Eurasian region and outline “Minsk’s position.” Exactly what that position is—given that the Belarusian regime’s foreign policy has long been dictated by Moscow—remains a mystery.

Following the summit, officials plan to sign about two dozen documents.

The main event of the trip, it seems, will not be the summit itself, but a bilateral meeting with Vladimir Putin, scheduled for November 10. As always, the two dictators will reveal only what they deem necessary to show on camera regarding the specifics of their discussion.

It is noteworthy that Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will travel to Turkey on November 11 to participate in the 31st UN Climate Change Conference. Thus, the Armenian prime minister will miss the summit of the Collective Security Treaty Organization, which will take place in Moscow on the same day.

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