Lukashenko demands Belarusian govt trade with Russia for dollars, euro
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has ordered that the government demand that Russia pay for goods imported from Belarus in a hard currency.
"The task has been set that we trade not for rubles but for dollars, because we pay for energy resources [imported from Russia] not in rubles but in dollars. By the way, this is a shortcoming in the government's work. We should have worked with Russia and demanded that they also pay us in a hard currency like dollars or euros a long time ago," Lukashenko said at a conference dealing with economic problems in Minsk on Thursday.
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