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Belarusian leader says it is not for Trump to decide who should be president of Ukraine

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Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko stated that former US President Donald Trump should not dictate who leads Ukraine, asserting that the Ukrainian people alone will decide their president. Lukashenko acknowledged Trump's point about keeping promises regarding presidential terms but cautioned against dictatorial pronouncements, referencing Zelenskyy's past commitment to serve one term.
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Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko has argued that Ukraine's presidency is not Trump's issue to decide, while noting that election promises should be kept.

Belarusian leader says it is not for Trump to decide who should be president of Ukraine
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