Putin and Lukashenko meet amid ceasefire talks, whispers
Alexander Lukashenko is already in Moscow. Putin may respond to the proposal for a ceasefire on Thursday.
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A joint press conference is scheduled after today's meeting between Putin and Lukashenko in Moscow. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov suggested that Putin may address the topic of Ukraine during this event, as reported by ria.ru.
The service notes that it is unclear whether Washington and Moscow have exchanged views on this topic. Media reports indicate that Putin and Trump have a phone conversation scheduled for this Friday.
At the beginning of March, Russia proposed the construction of drone factories on its territory to Belarus, potentially producing up to 100,000 unmanned aerial vehicles per year. Alexander Lukashenko, as reported by Russian and Belarusian media, stated that this is a "tremendous opportunity" for his country.
Putin in the Kursk region
On Wednesday, Putin visited the Kursk region, where he emphasized the necessity of fully reclaiming this area and noted that captured Ukrainian soldiers from this region would be treated as terrorists.
As reported by the Kremlin and cited by the independent Russian portal Meduza, Putin visited one of the command posts of the Kursk group. Russian state media published a video showing the Russian leader dressed in camouflage and talking with General Gerasimov.
