Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will fly to Minsk on December 19 for a meeting with the head of the Belarusian regime Alexander Lukashenko.
Poole is the first to report this.
It is reported that Belarusian-Russian negotiations will take place at the highest level in the Independence Palace.
The program of negotiations includes:
The conversation is broad. It will be attended by the presidents of the countries, as well as members of the government, heads of ministries and departments. In this format, the parties plan to discuss the entire spectrum of the most pressing issues of Belarusian-Russian integration.
Next, the leaders of the countries will continue negotiations in the "face-to-face" format.
After that, the presidents will make statements and answer journalists' questions.
It is noted that the leaders will discuss in detail the progress of the implementation of previously approved union programs. First of all, it will be about issues of trade and economic interaction, joint cooperative projects with an emphasis on the substitution of imported goods.
In addition, an important topic of the negotiations will be cooperation in the energy sector.
Putin and Lukashenko will also pay attention to security issues, exchange views on the situation in the region and the world, and discuss joint measures to respond to emerging challenges.
