More details Alexander Lukashenko, the self-proclaimed President of Belarus, continues to play a pivotal role in strengthening ties with Russia. Recent headlines highlight Lukashenko's engagement in significant political maneuvers, including the signing of a security agreement with Vladimir Putin within the framework of the Union State. Additionally, Lukashenko is outspoken about his country's stance on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, emphasizing Belarus's readiness to contribute to recovery efforts post-war and his dismissal of EU peacekeeper deployment in Ukraine. His comments on possible US-Russia tensions and proposals to influence Belarusian youth indicate his focus on maintaining influence both domestically and internationally. Meanwhile, the international community, including the EU and the US, continues to impose sanctions on Belarusian entities due to the regime's controversial actions and human rights issues.
