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Lukashenka's regime will do "business" with the occupiers on Ukrainian territory: intelligence explained the reasons

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Belarus is betting on trade with Ukrainian territories temporarily occupied by Russia. This has become a new stage in the country's economic strategy, which is trying to support enterprises through cooperation with Venezuela, Syria, North Korea, and the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

Lukashenka's regime will do "business" with the occupiers on Ukrainian territory: intelligence explained the reasons

The Belarusian regime is betting on trade with the temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories by Russia, turning this practice into a new stage of its economic strategy. As reported by the Foreign Intelligence Service, the visit of the "head" of the occupation administration of Kherson region to Minsk and his meeting with Lukashenka became a symbol of a new political reality in which the country found itself, UNN reports.

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The intelligence service noted that isolation after the 2020 protests and participation in the war on Moscow's side made Belarus a toxic partner for most markets. Minsk is trying to maintain the loading of enterprises through cooperation with Venezuela, Syria, North Korea, and now with the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. Such steps effectively legitimize Russian aggression and distance Belarus from a possible return to the world economy.

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- the report says.

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Official Minsk, according to intelligence, proposes to develop agriculture and tourism in the occupied territories, but such a business depends on Russian subsidies and has no prospects for sustainable growth. In addition, it increases the risks of new sanctions and only deepens dependence on Moscow.

For Lukashenka, this is one of many concessions to the Kremlin – the price for political support and an attempt to keep the economy from further decline 

- the report says.

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