00:40Mandatory RT logo on screen
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko met with the representatives of Russian media outlets to give a big interview on Tuesday, Minsk.
RT and Rossiya Segodnya editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan, Channel One journalist Anton Vernitskiy, Rossiya 1 host Evgeni Rozhkov, and Govorit Moskva radio station editor-in chief Roman Babayan were seen asking Lukashenko questions.
Belarus has been swept by anti-government protests following the disputed presidential election that saw incumbent president Aleksander Lukashenko re-elected for a sixth term. On August 19 the European Union announced sanctions against "a substantial number of individuals responsible for violence, repression, and election fraud" in Belarus.
Belarus: Lukashenko speaks to Russian media outlets *STILLS*
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko met with the representatives of Russian media outlets to give a big interview on Tuesday, Minsk.
RT and Rossiya Segodnya editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan, Channel One journalist Anton Vernitskiy, Rossiya 1 host Evgeni Rozhkov, and Govorit Moskva radio station editor-in chief Roman Babayan were seen asking Lukashenko questions.
Belarus has been swept by anti-government protests following the disputed presidential election that saw incumbent president Aleksander Lukashenko re-elected for a sixth term. On August 19 the European Union announced sanctions against "a substantial number of individuals responsible for violence, repression, and election fraud" in Belarus.
Mandatory RT logo on screen
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko met with the representatives of Russian media outlets to give a big interview on Tuesday, Minsk.
RT and Rossiya Segodnya editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan, Channel One journalist Anton Vernitskiy, Rossiya 1 host Evgeni Rozhkov, and Govorit Moskva radio station editor-in chief Roman Babayan were seen asking Lukashenko questions.
Belarus has been swept by anti-government protests following the disputed presidential election that saw incumbent president Aleksander Lukashenko re-elected for a sixth term. On August 19 the European Union announced sanctions against "a substantial number of individuals responsible for violence, repression, and election fraud" in Belarus.