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He also noted that Mr. Lukashenko is Vladimir Putin’s colleague on bilateral relations. According to him, both the people who do not agree with the election results and those who do not doubt it are “citizens of our fraternal Belarus.”
“We value and love them all, but, as Vladimir Putin said from the beginning, we want everything in Belarus to be carried out not in the form of unconstitutional processes, but in a legal way,” said a spokesman for the Russian president.
For more than a month there have been unprecedented protests in Belarus over the August 9 presidential election, which Lukashenko has ruled the country since 1994. A total of about 10,000 were arrested during the protests. people are dead. The opposition and western countries consider that these elections are rigged.
Kremlin: Putin and Lukashenko have not discussed establishing a Russian base in exchange for support
The question of establishing a Russian military base in exchange for support for Aliaksandr Lukashenko was not discussed during the talks in Sochi, Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, said on Monday.
“No, these statements have absolutely nothing to do with reality, this issue has not been discussed,” Peskov told reporters in response to a question.
However, he stressed that the issue of joint military exercises was on the negotiating agenda.
“All planned stages will be prepared. However, in the sense that you said no, there is no such issue on the agenda,” added D. Peskov.
He pointed to Putin’s words that after completing the exercise, all Russian soldiers would be returned to their deployment locations.
“It is very important to say here, and this was emphasized by President Putin: after the implementation of all exercise plans, all stages, all Russian soldiers will be returned to their permanent deployment sites,” said a spokesman for the president. Russian.
Kremlin: Lukashenko approved plans to change the constitution
During his talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, Alexander Lukashenko confirmed his plans to change Belarus’s constitution, the Kremlin reported.
“Lukashenko has confirmed his intention to change the constitution,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said after some four hours of talks at the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
“President Putin has said that he supports the process. However, no one should interfere in any way, not Moscow or other European capitals,” emphasized D. Peskov.
When asked to comment on whether Moscow knows the details of the reform, a Kremlin spokesman said: “President Lukashenko has taken such an initiative, our Belarusian colleagues have spoken about it with the OSCE … But we will not discuss any details yet. , is the internal process of Belarus “.
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