April 10, Pozirk. Vladimir Putin and Alaksandar Łukašenka will meet on April 11 in Moscow, Pul Pervogo, the Belarusian ruler’s press office’s unofficial Telegram channel says.
The meeting will focus on regional and international politics and “joint responses to existing challenges and threats,” it noted.
Łukašenka and Putin are also expected to discuss the recent mission of the Union State’s crew on the International Space Station (ISS), meet cosmonauts and participate in a joint event on Cosmonautics Day on April 12.
Belarusian Maryna Vasileŭskaja who has recently completed the spaceflight to the ISS is scheduled to return to Minsk on April 11.
Łukašenka and Putin last met one-on-one on January 28 in St. Petersburg.
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