Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Lukashenko Joins Trump's Board of Peace
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.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko joined U.S. President Donald Trump's Board of Peace.
Lukashenko signed an agreement on Tuesday, January 20, to become a member.
The Board of Peace aims to end conflicts globally, including in Ukraine.
Membership requires a $1 billion cash contribution for durations longer than three years.
Trump has also invited Russian President Vladimir Putin and Armenia to join the Board.
- Who
- Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and U.S. President Donald Trump
- What
- Joining Trump's Board of Peace
- When
- Tuesday, January 20
- Where
- Belarus
- Why
- To contribute towards peace in Ukraine and other global conflicts
- 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
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