President of Belarus Aleksandr Lukashenko has stated his readiness to become a "one military base" with Russia in the event of a threat. He said this in an interview with CNN.
"I have never made any secret of it," he added.
Lukashenko noted that the sovereignty and independence of any country is “not for sale.”
Also, he stated that the allegations of human rights violations in Belarus are imaginary.
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