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Belarus foreign policy, Russian army in Belarus and Belarus-Ukraine relations – Update on 07/04/23

The issues we follow: Ukrainian domestic politics; Ukraine and the Ukraine/Russia conflict resolution process; Belarusian foreign policy, Russian army in Belarus and Belarus-Ukraine relations; Unified Transitional Government of Free Belarus and Belarusian Diaspora; Belarusian domestic politics and political prisoners; Security situation in Ukraine; Political situation in Crimea and the “Donbass republics” in the context of the war in Ukraine; Situation in Transnistria/Moldova; EU-Balkan relations; External policies of Kosovo, Serbia and Albania; Human rights and the fight against corruption in Eastern Europe; Energy, nuclear and renewable energy issues in Eastern Europe.

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Belarus foreign policy, Russian army in Belarus and Belarus-Ukraine relations – Update as of 7/04/23

Meeting of the Supreme Council of the State Union between Alexander Lukashenko and Vladimir Putin.

On 6 April 2023 a session of the Supreme Council of the State Union took place in Moscow. President Alexander Lukashenko visited the meeting to discuss with President Vladimir Putin the implementation of the State Union Treaty for 2021-2023.

On the evening of 5 April, on the eve of the meeting of the Supreme Council of the State Union, Alexander Lukashenko travelled to the Kremlin for private talks with Vladimir Putin. According to journalists who intercepted Alexander Lukashenko before his private meeting in the Kremlin, the Belarusian leader announced that the topics of their meeting would be defence and security issues.

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