“The situation is very serious. I believe that if Ukraine does not enter into negotiations, at some point it will lose its statehood and perhaps cease to exist,” Lukashenko said in his address to the parliament, TASS reports.
Speaking about the peace conditions of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi, Lukashenko noted that “there is no need to propose such radical solutions that seem patriotic, but are not realistic”, and that Russia will not leave Crimea and other new territories.
Lukashenko warned that the recent US aid package of 60 billion dollars for Ukraine is “a big factor for the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine”, especially because of the financing of long-range ATACMS missile systems.
“The circumstances are ripe for negotiations on a peace agreement,” Lukashenko added.
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