Lukashenko threatened Ukraine with loss of statehood and offered a "peace agreement" from Putin

To spread: President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko stated that there is a "very good proposal" on the table on the table on peace in Ukraine. He warned that if the Ukrainians do not accept it, they would "lose the country". According to Reuters, Lukashenko met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow, where they discussed the details of the future peaceful initiative. The Russian leader should personally announce this proposal. Lukashenko emphasized the importance of the proposed conditions for Ukraine.

"This is a good proposal for Ukraine, the proposals that Donald Trump heard, in particular in Alaska, and which were transferred to Washington for consideration and discussion. Very good offer," Lukashenko said. He also added: "If the Ukrainians do not accept these proposals, it will be as it was at the beginning of a special military operation. It will be even worse; they will lose Ukraine.

" Although the specific details of the proposal are not disclosed, it is known that Russia has previously nominated the conditions that include: Lukashenko noted: "In order to avoid the loss of all Ukraine, [Zelensky] should not just negotiate, but agree to favorable conditions - conditions that were generally approved by the Americans. " The Belarusian leader proposed a negotiation format with the participation of three countries.

"As the leaders of the three Slavic states, we must sit at the negotiation table and reach consent," Lukashenko said. He also stressed that the details of the proposal will be declared directly by Putin: "President Putin and I discussed it, but I will not talk about it. The President himself will say. " Recall that Lukashenko is Putin's closest ally and meets him regularly to discuss political issues.