They want dialogue with the West and economic cooperation: what Putin and Lukashenko talked about

Russian and Belarusian dictators met in Minsk. They allegedly discussed economic cooperation, and Lukashenko declared the "necessity of dialogue with the West."

This is reported by the Russian media of mass propaganda.

At the open part of the negotiations, Dictator Putin stated that the economy is "a priority in the relations between Russia and Belarus." The dictator also hopes for an increase in trade between the two countries.

The self-proclaimed president of Belarus Lukashenko said that "his country and Russia are finding common answers to threats." Lukashenko addressed the West and called on the civilized world to "listen to the voice of reason and resume security dialogue with Russia."

Also, the self-voiced Belarusian president spoke about the consequences of sanctions and the need for cooperation with the aggressor country to "secure the benefits of the citizens."

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