Russia’s operations in Ukraine will not end if the West is to continue the war

MINSK – The West is currently considering options to resume military activities in Ukraine which ensures the continuation of special military operations Russia . This was stated by the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko in a meeting with Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu.

“We believe they are thinking of ways to continue the war. If so, the special operations will not end,” Lukashenko said. TAX from the BelTA news agency, Sunday (12.04.2022).

According to the Belarusian president, Russia’s opponents are in no hurry to start talks.

“If they want to fight to the last Ukrainian, or every last Pole and other mercenaries, that’s their choice,” he said.

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“So far, neither our intelligence services nor I see their willingness to engage in full-scale talks,” Lukashenko said.

“We have openly made our position clear. Neither you (Russia) nor we ever wanted war,” he added.

Meanwhile, on another occasion, Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu said allied relations between Moscow and Minsk were of particular importance amid unprecedented pressure from the West.

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He expressed this when he met his Belarusian colleague Viktor Khrenin.