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The President of Belarus has proposed the construction of a nuclear power plant to supply electricity to areas in Ukraine controlled by Russia.

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26 September 2025, 14:56
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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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