More disputes are likely despite Belarus-Russia deal
The relationship between the Slavic neighbours is founded on aid transfers that Russia can ill afford
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- Tensions on several fronts
- New deal
- Problem solved?
- Reviving oil products exports
- Costs to Moscow
- Joint war games
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_350.jpg "Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko (Reuters/Dmitri Lovetsky/Pool)")