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Lukashenko Joins Trump's Board of Peace

Lukashenko Joins Trump's Board of Peace
Turkey’s Erdogan will soon decide whether to join Trump’s Board of Peace · theprint.in

Belarus' President Lukashenko has joined a new group called the Board of Peace, started by U.S. President Trump.

Lukashenko hopes to help make peace in Ukraine.

The U.S. has been making friends with Lukashenko again after many years of not talking to him.

Trump has also invited other leaders like Russia's Putin and Armenia to join this group.

Members have to pay a lot of money to stay in the group for more than three years.

Key facts

Person Involved
Alexander Lukashenko
Invitation Source
Donald Trump
Initiative
Board of Peace
Role Offered
Member
Membership Duration
More than three years
Membership Fee
$1 billion in cash
Other Members
Vladimir Putin, Armenia

Timeline

  1. U.S. envoy Kellogg's meeting with Lukashenko sparks Belarus' peace board move.

  2. Then, Lukashenko joins U.S.-led peace board, thawing relations.

  3. His Trump meet expectation drives U.S. ties push.

  4. Belarus now on Board of Peace, eyeing Ukraine peace.

Quotes

Vjosa Osmani

President of Kosovo

“I am deeply honored by the President’s personal invitation to represent the Republic of Kosovo as a founding member of the Board of Peace, standing shoulder to shoulder with the United States in the pursuit of a safer world.”
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