Lukashenko: if Zelenskyy fails to agree with Putin, an act of surrender will then be needed
If the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, does not conclude an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin, then an act of surrender will then be needed to be signed – as stated by Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko today during his interview with Japanese TBS TV channel, BelTA reports
"I will tell you for the first time the main thing: Russia is proposing Ukraine (Putin to Zelenskyy) – and I know this for sure – an absolutely acceptable version of the agreement. It is still possible now for Ukraine and Russia to agree, and for Zelenskyy to sign this agreement with Putin," Belarus’ Head of State said, adding, “If Zelenskyy fails to do this, then – believe me – he will have to sign an act of surrender over a short period of time.”
He is convinced that Russia will not lose in this war. "You are 100 percent convinced of this, too. Japan knows better than I do how a war ends if one of the sides wins," the Belarusian leader noted.
