President Macron discussed with Lukashenko the risks of Belarus's involvement in Russia's war against Ukraine and urged for the improvement of relations with Europe.
Adrian Rusu
International
Foto: shutterstock.com/ro
Always see our news on Google
French President Emmanuel Macron had a phone conversation with Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, a day after the massive bombings by Moscow, which included the use of the hypersonic ballistic missile 'Kinzhal'. Macron emphasized the risks of Belarus's involvement in Russia's aggression against Ukraine and urged Lukashenko to take measures to improve relations with Europe. This is the first direct communication between the two leaders after four years of tensions, the last discussion taking place in 2020, when Macron called for the withdrawal of Russian troops from Belarus. The official statement from the Belarusian presidency mentions that the discussion was initiated by the French side, addressing regional issues and Belarus's relations with the European Union, especially with France.
Sources
Emmanuel Macron cere Belarusului să se distanțeze de Rusia. Apel tensionat după atacurile asupra Ucrainei
Emmanuel Macron i-a spus lui Lukaşenko să nu se lase antrenat în războiul Rusiei împotriva Ucrainei
Avertisment al lui Macron pentru Lukașenko. Președintele francez l-a sunat pe dictatorul de la Minsk
Emmanuel Macron i-a spus lui Lukaşenko să nu se lase antrenat în războiul Rusiei împotriva Ucrainei
Macron l-a avertizat pe Lukașenko, într-o rară convorbire telefonică, să nu implice militar Belarusul în războiul Rusiei din Ucraina
Latest News
21:09
Minister Irineu Darău initiated a dialogue with the management of companies and unions in the defense industry to identify solutions for increasing competitiveness.
20:54
A new case of hantavirus in Europe, unrelated to the epidemic on the cruise ship that caused three victims.
20:42
Slovakia has recorded a temperature of 42.2°C, surpassing the previous record of 41.4°C
20:24
Human rights organizations warn of the collapse of the medical system in the West Bank.
20:23
Betty Bromage, a former nurse aged 97, has broken the world record by becoming the oldest woman to practice wing-walking.
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
.webp)
.webp)
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
