Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh recently visited Belarus and met with President Alyaksandr Lukashenka. During their discussions, both leaders agreed to strengthen economic cooperation, including increasing supplies of Belarusian equipment and food products. However, trade between the two countries totaled only about 18 million USD last year. Yauhen Krasulin, a candidate of historical sciences, explained on Belsat why Mongolia wants to strengthen ties with Lukashenka, the prospects for Belarusian exports, and Russia's role in these relations.
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Why Mongolia’s president visited Minsk: Lukashenka’s hunt for new allies and sanctions loopholes
