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Putin sends New Year greetings to Lukashenko
Russian President Vladimir Putin has sent his New Year greetings to Aleksandr Lukashenko.
In his message, Mr. Putin expresses confidence that the real advancement of integration processes will help achieve progress in the social and economic sphere and democratic development, and will contribute to the improvement of people's living standards in the two countries, the Russian president's press office said. //BelaPAN
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