The President of Belarus has proposed the construction of a nuclear power plant to supply electricity to areas in Ukraine controlled by Russia.
Cristina Petrache
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Lukashenko presented the idea of building a nuclear power plant in eastern Belarus, mentioning that work could begin immediately if there is a need for electricity in western Russia and in the occupied Ukrainian regions. This proposal highlights the close relations between Belarus and Russia, with Lukashenko being a supporter of the war in Ukraine. Putin confirmed that funding would not be a problem, emphasizing the willingness to supply electricity to those who will pay for it.
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Belarus afirmă că ar putea furniza energie nucleară zonelor din Ucraina controlate de Rusia
Președintele Belarusului susține că ar putea furniza energie nucleară zonelor din Ucraina controlate de Rusia
Belarus ar putea furniza energie nucleară regiunilor din Ucraina controlate de Rusia
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