Lukashenko announced his intention to send messages from Americans to Putin

On September 25, Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko said he would give Russian President Vladimir Putin "certain messages" from the Americans.

"I will give him all the news and messages tomorrow (September 26 — Ed.), especially since this is a large block for discussing our issues <...> I will be able to tell you about it tomorrow," said Lukashenko.

He noted that there were many common questions, including from the Americans.

Earlier, on August 15, US President Donald Trump and the Belarusian leader had a telephone conversation. Trump called the talks very good. He shared that he had discussed with Lukashenko the release of 1.3 thousand prisoners.

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