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Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko arrived in North Korea on Wednesday on a two-day visit. On Thursday, he met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and signed the ‘Friendship and Cooperation Treaty’. During this meeting, both the leaders gave gifts to each other, a video of which is going viral on social media. Lukashenko presented an assault rifle to Kim Jong and in return the North Korean leader gifted him a sword. During this time, the comments made by Lukashenko are being discussed a lot and are being linked to the Iran war.
Lukashenko’s staunch enemy of America kim jong un The meeting is taking place at a time when America, along with Israel, has waged a war against Iran. Amidst the Iran war, Kim has targeted America several times.
In the video viral on social media, both the leaders are seen walking together in a room. After this, Kim gifts Lukashenko a decorative vase on which Lukashenko’s picture is engraved. Along with this, Kim also gifts a sword to Lukashenko.
In return, Lukashenko gifts an assault rifle to Kim. Kim becomes happy as soon as he receives the gift and practices driving it. During this, Lukashenko says, ‘If the enemy comes, it will be useful.’
As soon as Lukashenko says this, Kim starts laughing.
What else did Lukashenko say about meeting Kim?
Lukashenko, who arrived on a two-day official visit, said on the friendship agreement with North Korea that the relations between the two countries are now ‘entering a new phase.’
Lukashenko said, ‘Yes, there was no close cooperation between us earlier, the main reason for which was our own shortcomings. But I am happy that now cooperation has increased a lot.
Without naming America, he further said, ‘In today’s era of global change, when big powers are openly ignoring and violating international law, it is necessary for independent countries to further strengthen mutual cooperation to protect their sovereignty and the welfare of their citizens.’
According to Lukashenko’s press service, Kim Jong Un belarus Expressed ‘solidarity and full support’ towards.
Belarus is a close ally of Russia. Lukashenko had given permission to use Belarus’s land during Russia’s attack on Ukraine in February 2022. Apart from this, he also approved the deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons in the country.
Kim has increased his relations with Russia in recent years. They have sent thousands of troops and large quantities of weapons to support Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine. He has described his country as part of a united front against America. The last meeting of Lukashenko and Kim was in China in September 2025.
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