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On Sunday the protests critical of the government continued and in images of Social networks You can see how the security forces arrest several people who are put on the buses. So far, a dozen have been arrested, according to Reuters witnesses.
According to the independent Belarusian news site tut.by Several thousand people are demonstrating on the streets of Minsk, many draped in the red and white flag that has become a symbol of the country’s opposition.
At least a dozen protesters have been arrested by police and security forces, Reuters reports.
Lukashenko meets Putin
The meeting between Putin and Lukashenko will be held in Moscow, according to a Kremlin statement, but a date has not yet been announced. Not exactly what the meeting will be about.
However, given the recent events in Belarus, with continued demonstrations against President Lukashenko, security in the country is said to be on the agenda. Putin announced earlier this week that his fellow president had asked him to form a reserve force with the police deployed in Belarus if the security situation worsened.
However, the Russian president announced that it was not relevant to intervene in the current situation.
Lukashenko also warned that the Belarusian and Russian armies could do something together if a threat emerged from the West.
The EU has previously announced that sanctions will be imposed on Belarus, but it is not yet clear how. Mr Lukashenko, meanwhile, has warned that he is prepared to respond in kind.
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