AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRussia–Belarus Finances: Belarus expects 1.4 billion rubles less in government transfers in 2027, mostly because of reduced payments from Russia linked to changes in oil taxes. Separately, The New York Times reports that US negotiators proposed allowing Belarus to export potash as part of ceasefire talks with Moscow; negotiations have stalled. Ukraine Dispute: Minsk summoned Ukraine’s chargé d’affaires over a drone strike that badly injured a Belarusian truck driver in Russia’s Bryansk region. Kyiv rejected the accusation, saying Minsk had offered no convincing proof. Security: China and other SCO participants are taking part in counterterrorism drills in Belarus, as CSTO exercise participants arrive ahead of scheduled maneuvers. Data Leak: Belarus’s government complaints portal has been taken offline after a report that users’ submissions were exposed. Minsk Transport: The city’s transport operator has bought 68 new buses and trolleybuses, including articulated buses and trolleybuses.
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