On February 18, Alexander Lukashenko left for the Russian Federation on his first working visit this year, where he is scheduled to hold talks with President Vladimir Putin, the press service of the President of Belarus informs.

The leaders of the Union State will discuss a wide range of issues, including the further development of trade and economic cooperation, current security challenges in the region and joint actions to ensure the national interests of the two countries and international issues.

By the way, the day before, after getting acquainted with the course of the Belarusian-Russian exercise "Allied Resolve-2022", Alexander Lukashenko told reporters that it was planned to discuss further actions of the joint group of troops with Vladimir Putin.

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