President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that he did not discuss at the negotiations with the Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin the question of refusing to the country’s sovereignty and is not going to “take” him in anyone. This is reported by the publication “Sat. Belarus Today.”
According to politics, during the meeting in Sochi, the topic of independence of the republic was not affected at all. “We didn’t talk about it at all. We solved specific issues that would help bring us closer to the Russian Federation,” Lukashenko explained and called such conjectors with insinuations.
he explained that now Minsk is achieved from Moscow to provide equal rights to conduct economic activities for its companies and individuals, and this particular question has become one of the main in negotiations with Putin. “The most important question is. There will be an economy – all the questions shave,” the head of state added.
Earlier, Lukashenko told about the contents of his suitcase, which he took to a meeting with Putin. He assured that it contained information, with the publication of which would appear “a lot of conversations.”
The next negotiations of Lukashenko and Putin took place in Sochi on Friday, May 28, and lasted a few days. In particular, the presidents agreed on the transfer of the second part of the tranche of $ 500 million for the State Credit, which Moscow provided Minsk in 2020, and also discussed air transportation and partnership in various fields.