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Lukashenko Ready to Work with Ukraine’s New Government

11423Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko said that the recognition of Ukraine’s territorial integrity is the principled position of the official Minsk and expressed readiness to provide humanitarian support to the neighboring country.

Belarus continues its cooperation with Ukraine, including in the economic sphere, and is ready to provide humanitarian support to the country, said Belorussian president. “We have been and currently are supplying Ukraine with as much energy as is necessary for Ukrainian people, as well as food and other necessities. In short, we are open to support the Ukrainian people in this difficult moment, including with humanitarian aid,” said Alexander Lukashenko.

According to Belarusian president, this position is consistent with the national interests of Belarus and is not coordinated by Moscow, which Minsk is associated with through allied commitments.

“There is no pressure, I have never been pressured by any ‘kremlins’,” said Lukashenko.

Belarussian president advised the new Ukrainian government to pay closer attention to negotiations with Western partners and the country’s internal problems.

“If need be, we can help out and show you how to do it,” he added.

Source: BBC Russian service

Translated by Constantin Necrasov, edited by Mariana Budjeryn

http://korrespondent.net/ukraine/politics/3318307-lukashenko-hotov-sotrudnychat-s-novymy-vlastiamy-ukrayny

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