Lukashenko Concluded His Talks With Putin And Left On A "long Business Trip"

The results of the dictators' meeting were never officially announced.

Alexander Lukashenko has left for countries in East and Southeast Asia. His press office announced this on June 28. The trip began immediately after two-day talks with Vladimir Putin, the results of which were never officially disclosed.

On the morning of June 28, the Telegram channel “Pool of the First” reported that Lukashenko “will visit a number of countries for talks.”

The trip began immediately after two days of talks with Vladimir Putin. On June 26, Lukashenko met with him one-on-one at his residence in Valdai. And the next day, June 27, Lukashenko’s press secretary Natalia Eismont announced new talks involving a broader group of participants. Following both meetings, neither the Belarusian nor the Russian side provided any information about their content or outcomes.

Earlier, in an interview with Al Arabiya TV, Lukashenko announced that he would visit Indonesia.

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