Lukashenko says Macron’s trusted representative will visit Belarus
Belarusian self-proclaimed dictator Alexander Lukashenko claims that a trusted representative of French President Emmanuel Macron will arrive in the country in the near future.
Censor.NET reports this, citing his statement.
Lukashenko said the agreement on the meeting had been reached during a phone call on 24 May.
"One of these days, literally on Monday or Tuesday (I do not remember), this person will be here. I do not want to name his surname. He (the president of France - ed.) gave the contact details. And we will have a serious talk with him (the trusted representative, ed.). He is his person, absolutely trusted, he is fully briefed. And I will explain to him in detail all the problems that exist," he said.
As a reminder, Belarus reported on 24 May that the French side had initiated a phone call between Macron and Lukashenko.
The French leader warned the Belarusian dictator against deeper involvement in Russia’s war against Ukraine.
