President of Belarus Aleksandr Lukashenko met Chairman of Russia’ Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin on December 11th
Greeting the guest, the Belarusian leader stated that he considers Alexander Bastrykin’s visit to Belarus an extremely important one, “And you visiting me — it’s not only a courtesy call, but as diplomats say, there’s some truth to that. We have what to talk about, to discuss things. You and I take the same line, one stance. We have never had any discrepancy in terms of our assessment of the internal and external factors affecting the existence of Russia and Belarus. Therefore, it’s very important for me that you visit me, even if only for a few minutes, so that we can synchronise our watches. You are a true friend, and not only to me, but also to the Belarusian people. I follow your work as closely as possible. I’m delighted that you are still managing to maintain your system and structure in these challenging, difficult times and work for the benefit not only of Russia, but also of our Union [State of Russia and Belarus], which we are striving to build.”
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Greeting the guest, the Belarusian leader stated that he considers Alexander Bastrykin’s visit to Belarus an extremely important one, “And you visiting me — it’s not only a courtesy call, but as diplomats say, there’s some truth to that. We have what to talk about, to discuss things. You and I take the same line, one stance. We have never had any discrepancy in terms of our assessment of the internal and external factors affecting the existence of Russia and Belarus. Therefore, it’s very important for me that you visit me, even if only for a few minutes, so that we can synchronise our watches. You are a true friend, and not only to me, but also to the Belarusian people. I follow your work as closely as possible. I’m delighted that you are still managing to maintain your system and structure in these challenging, difficult times and work for the benefit not only of Russia, but also of our Union [State of Russia and Belarus], which we are striving to build.”
photos: www.president.gov.byAlexander Bastrykin expressed his gratitude to the President of Belarus for the opportunity to meet in person during these busy days ahead of New Year celebrations, remarking that he took part in the international conference dedicated to the genocide of the Soviet people. The Chairman of Russia’s Investigative Committee also has a working meeting planned with his Belarusian colleagues, where the sides will summarise the results of work in 2025 and outline plans for co-operation in 2026.