Lukashenko signed the accession of Belarus to Trump’s Peace Council

Oleksandr Lukashenko, photo: Belta

The self-proclaimed president of Belarus, Oleksandr Lukashenko, told reporters on Tuesday, January 20, that he had signed a document on the country’s accession to the Peace Council created by US President Donald Trump and said that $1 billion in contributions was not required for this.

Source: “European truth” with reference to Belt

Lukashenko’s direct speech: “I signed a corresponding appeal to the USA that we are ready to accept their offer to become members of this Council.”

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Details: The signed document also refers to the implementation of the provisions of the Peace Council charter in accordance with the intended procedure, which “was defined in the letter of the President of the United States.”

Answering questions about the real conditions for joining the Peace Council and rumors that $1 billion must be paid for this, Lukashenko said that “these sick people have gone crazy again.” “You just need to read the document. You don’t need any money,” he added.

Prehistory:

• Earlier, the media reported that the French president refused Trump’s invitation to join the Peace Council.
• According to Trump’s plans, the Peace Council for the Gaza Strip should be created under the broader umbrella of the Peace Council, for the participation of which US President Donald Trump is going to demand a billion dollars from the states.
• Trump invited a number of European states, Canada, as well as Russia and Belarus to join the Peace Council.

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