The Belarusian strongman said that there is 'no other plan, and no conspiracy' in the training and re-deployment of troops closer to the border with Ukraine.
's visit to Minsk raised concerns that the Russian president might be pressuring his ally and counterpart to get further involved in the conflict in Ukraine.
"By doing this, I want to answer all sorts of rumors that appear in our society, especially on the Internet, about the movement of the armed forces of Belarus and the joint-movement of the armed forces of Belarus and Russia." Russian troops have been allowed to exercise in Belarusian territory since before the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine in February, which used Belarus as a launching pad.
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