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John Bolton upset Belarus protests did not lead to regime change. by The Duran
John Bolton upset Belarus protests did not lead to regime change. The Duran: Episode 659. Via The Moscow Times (https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2020/09/04/travel-ban-oil-supplies-on-russia-belarus-agenda-a71344)… Russia and Belarus are preparing to reopen borders that were closed because of the coronavirus pandemic and are discussing rerouting Belarusian oil exports through Russia, news outlets reported after high-level talks Thursday.
Via The Moscow Times (www.themoscowtimes.com/2020/09/04/tr…agenda-a71344)…
Russia and Belarus are preparing to reopen borders that were closed because of the coronavirus pandemic and are discussing rerouting Belarusian oil exports through Russia, news outlets reported after high-level talks Thursday.
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and his delegation met Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and his government in Minsk amid continuing protests against his landslide victory in what the opposition says was a rigged election. Russia, which has been pushing for deeper integration with its smaller ex-Soviet neighbor, was quick to back Lukashenko after the Aug. 9 vote.
“Moscow fully supports the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Belarus,” Mishustin said in televised remarks.
Lukashenko noted that “Belarus and Russia have made significant progress in resolving pressing issues.”
Behind closed doors, the sides have made strides in agreeing to lift travel restrictions imposed since late March, the pro-Kremlin Izvestia newspaper reported. A final decision is expected during Lukashenko’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow in the next two weeks, senior Russian lawmakers in charge of ex-Soviet affairs told Izvestia.
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I haven’t read up on the history of Belarus,but the name gives a clue that they are part of the thousand year civilisation of the Russian peoples ,the country on the tv seems like a regular European society,but thankfully it hasn’t gone down the Ukrainian route,which is now become a white version of the Congo ,a failed state full of tribal conflict..I hope the Belarus people get what they seek ,perhaps a future with a younger new leader,avoiding Washington craziness of regime change ,with all the misery that in tails..
BELTA:
Those who promise democracy in Belarus, just want to grab its assets (opinion)
https://eng.belta.by/politics/view/opinion-those-who-promise-democracy-in-belarus-just-want-to-grab-its-assets-133178-2020/