Lukashenko: Ukrainian war, Russia and Ukraine, sit down and negotiate

(Moscow Composite Electric) Russian President Putin's loyal ally President Berlos President Lukashenko said that the two sides of the Russia and Ukraine were caught in a severe state on the battlefield and should now sit down and negotiate to end the war.

In the Q & A video uploaded on the weekend of the White Ross National News Agency, Lukashenko said: "(Russia and Ukraine) have enough questions, and the war is currently in a serious deadlock.…

They touched it there, fighting you to die, and it is difficult to solve.Some people die."

When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, Lukashenko opened the border and asked the Russian army to launch an offensive from Bairos.The White House said that the Russian army has repeatedly attacked the Avijv Card of the eastern town in Eastern Ukraine recently. It has suffered serious losses, and the countermeasures have lasted for many months, but the long frontline has almost no movement in the past year.

Ukrainian President Zelei Siki on Saturday (October 28) and the National Security Consultant Group reiterated that to end the war, the only way is to implement the 10 -point peace plan he proposed, including the Russian army completely withdrew from Ukraine.Let Ukraine restore territorial sovereignty.

Lukashenko said that in response to Ukraine's request for the Russian army to evacuate its territory, "we need to sit down to negotiate and reach an agreement ... There is no need to pretend to be, the focus is on issuing a stop war instructions."

The Russian Ministry of Defense said on Sunday that the Russian army shot down 36 Ukrainian drones on the Black Sea and the Crimean Peninsula.

Russia issued a statement on social media: "In the early morning of October 29, (the Russian army) defeated the intention to use the drone to use drones to implement terrorist attacks on the Federal Federal Federation.36 Ukrainian drones were destroyed over the Asian Peninsula. "

Ukrainian officials did not respond immediately for what Russia said.Since Kiev launched a large -scale counterattack in June this year, the number of attacks on the Russian territory has doubled.