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French President Emmanuel Macron called on his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko “not to be a vassal of Russia” and to refuse to support Vladimir Putin. This was reported by the French Radio International (RFI) with reference to the content of the telephone conversation between the two leaders, which took place the day before.
“The President of France appealed to the President of Belarus with a request to demand the speedy withdrawal of Russian troops from his land, because this leads to a unilateral and unjust war, and stressed the need for cooperation with the international community to conduct humanitarian operations to assist the Ukrainian people,” the communique says. palace.
Macron also condemned the “seriousness of the decision” that allows Moscow to deploy nuclear weapons in Belarus.
A summary of the telephone conversation is also posted on the website of the press service of the President of Belarus, although there is not a word about Lukashenka’s “vassalage”. The message of the Belarusian side says that nuclear weapons will not appear on the territory of the country if the Belarusians “are not strangled”, as well as the readiness of Alexander Lukashenko to become a mediator in Russian-Ukrainian negotiations.
Source: Rosbalt
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