On Monday, Vladimir Putin visited one of the few after the explosion war in ukraine international travel. The Russian President has decided to meet personally with Alexander Lukashenko in Minsk. According to unofficial information, there was a clash between the leaders of Russia and Belarus.

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He attracted no less attention than the political signals coming from Minsk itself Vladimir Poutine. As with all his public appearances, everyone has closely followed the behavior of the Russian president. Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the number of rumors about the poor health of the Kremlin satrap has exploded. although Such serious illnesses have already been attributed to Putin such as cancer or Alzheimer’s disease, it is futile to confirm these rumors.

In many cases, commentators have drawn attention to Putin’s mobility issues. The visit to Minsk also provided new fuel for speculation. Vladimir Putin first quickly descended the steps of the presidential plane. At the end of the argument, he took a leap by skipping a step. After all this, he seemed to limp slightly as he walked towards the women who greeted him with bread and flowers. Also on file is Alexander Lukashenko, who personally hosted the Russian president.

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War in Ukraine. Why did Putin go to Minsk?

There is a lot of speculation in the media about the real purpose of Vladimir Putin’s visit to Minsk. The secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine said that during his visit to Minsk, the Russian president tried to persuade Alexander Lukashenko to send troops to Ukraine. “The self-proclaimed leader of Belarus has little desire to take this step,” said Oleksiy Danilov, adding that “his country is preparing for any eventuality”.

According to the Institute for War Studies, during the Minsk talks, Alexander Lukashenko likely defended himself against attempts to force Belarus into further concessions regarding Belarusian integration with Russia. According to the American think tank, the Belarusian dictator most likely rejected the efforts of Vladimir Putin, who tried to force the participation of Belarusian soldiers in the war.

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