Lukashenko: If Zelensky does not sign an agreement with Putin, he will have to surrender

Moscow, March 17, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko today warned that if Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky does not sign an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin, he will soon have to sign an act of surrender. In an interview with the Japanese network TBS, broadcast by the official Belarusian agency BELTA, Lukashenko said: “Russia suggests to Ukraine, Putin to Zelensky, and I know this perfectly - a completely acceptable variant of the agreement. The President pointed out that today this agreement is possible and added that Ukraine and Russia have reached an agreement and Zelenski and Putin signed it. If Zelesnki does not do this, he will have to sign an act of surrender in a short time. “Russia will not be defeated in this war,” he stressed. Lukashenko was convinced that “this conflict, that is, the Russian operation, will end with the establishment of peace.” At the same time, he stressed that the West will not succeed in bringing Belarus into the conflict. “I'm sure there will be no need to fight Ukraine. The West will not be able to involve us in this conflict. We have enough information not to engage in this conflict.” The President added. He stated that despite Ukraine's hostile position against Belarus, he called Zelensky and offered to start immediate negotiations with Russia. “It was literally the third or fourth day of this war. And he (Zelensky) accepted it.” Lukashenko said. He stressed that Belarus is a supporter of the negotiations, adding: “We want peace there (in Ukraine). If there is no peace there, then in time there will be no peace in Belarus.” Moss/pie