A. Lukashenko also plans to meet with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. These talks will focus primarily on trade, investment, and economic cooperation, reports “TVP World”.
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The visit takes place just days after A. Lukashenko ordered an unexpected combat readiness check of Belarusian forces. Additionally, this week CIA Director John Ratcliffe made an unusual visit to Moscow.
CIA Chief Met with Naryshkin
Head of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service Sergei Naryshkin confirmed that he met with J. Ratcliffe during the visit. It is reported that Russian President V. Putin did not meet with the CIA director, but the Kremlin stated that he was informed about the talks.
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A. Lukashenko’s trip comes at a time when Eastern European security is receiving significant attention.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Moscow on Tuesday in an unexpected visit to reportedly warn Russia against attacking NATO members and escalating the conflict, reported “The Wall Street Journal” and “Politico”.
