War in Ukraine: Europe fears more active participation by Belarus
The President of Russia had already claimed that Russia "had not started this war", accusing Kiev of an "inconstitutional armed coup d'état" in the past
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In the face of Russian naval personnel, the president fiercely denied that he had triggered the invasion in Ukraine in February 2022, claiming that Russia had only "responded" to the actions of a "K Kiev regime," reports Kyiv Post. Go to main content In front of the Russian navy personnel on Sunday, the Russian head of state claimed that Moscow did "react" in Kiev, at the origin of the conflict started in February 2022. Sominated by Kiev to break its military ties with Moscow, courted without success by the Westerns, Alexander Lukashenko, the Belarusian president, maintains his country in a posture of discreet support to Russia, without for the moment hiring its own troops.
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In the face of Russian naval personnel, the president fiercely denied that he had triggered the invasion in Ukraine in February 2022, claiming that Russia had only "responded" to the actions of a "K Kiev regime," reports Kyiv Post.
according to Le ParisienGo to main content In front of the Russian navy personnel on Sunday, the Russian head of state claimed that Moscow did "react" in Kiev, at the origin of the conflict started in February 2022.
according to Le ParisienSominated by Kiev to break its military ties with Moscow, courted without success by the Westerns, Alexander Lukashenko, the Belarusian president, maintains his country in a posture of discreet support to Russia, without for the moment hiring its own troops
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