Donald Trump invited Aleksandr Lukashenko to become a founding member of the 'Peace Council', an initiative for managing armed conflicts.

The American president Donald Trump has sent an official invitation to Aleksandr Lukashenko, the president of Belarus, to become a founding member of the 'Peace Council', a structure intended to manage armed conflicts and to rebuild areas affected by war. Trump has extended invitations to approximately 60 states, including Romania and Russia, and President Vladimir Putin has confirmed receipt of the message.

An unprecedented condition for permanent participation in the council is the payment of a one billion dollar fee, highlighting the US desire to create a dynamic organization. The Belarusian authorities have not rejected the initiative, considering it an opportunity for peace. The 'Peace Council' criticizes current institutions, such as the UN, and proposes to offer more effective solutions for global conflicts, creating a more adaptable security architecture.