President of Belarus arrives in Moscow to evaluate regional security agenda with Putin

Published at: 10/11/2026 08:35 AM

The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, arrived in the Russian Federation to hold a working meeting with his counterpart Vladimir Putin, aimed at consolidating the bilateral strategic alliance and coordinating actions in the face of the shared geopolitical situation.

A report by the TASS news agency specified that the leaders' work agenda includes preparing for their participation in the summit of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), scheduled for November 11. During the sessions, delegations will evaluate the performance of the Eurasian defensive alliance in the face of regional and international security dynamics.

In this regard, official coverage highlighted the scope of bilateral exchange: “Both nations confirm their integration and firm defensive stance in the face of current multipolar challenges, coordinating joint military, economic and political responses to Western pressures.”

The rapprochement between Minsk and Moscow seeks to strengthen strategic cooperation mechanisms and reinforce mutual defense schemes in the face of current global scenarios.

Mazo News Team