What Others Write About Belarus – 3 November 2026
The Russian daily Rossiyskaya Gazeta, described as a propaganda outlet, reports on the growing cooperation between Belarus and regions of central Russia. The paper presents this as an example of deepening ties, while noting that it is a one-sided propaganda narrative.


In brief
- According to Rossijskaya Gazeta, Aleksandr Lukashenko met in Minsk with Yegor Kovalchuk, governor of the Bryansk Oblast.
- The newspaper reports that the Kaluga Oblast is preparing a visit by a delegation from the Gomel Oblast.
- According to this message, regions of central Russia and Belarus are developing joint projects, including in construction and machine building.
- The partners are supposed to aim for trade turnover of one billion dollars.
- The material comes from a propaganda message, and presenting the cooperation as evidence of deepening relations has not been independently verified.
Russian press
Rossijskaya Gazeta (propaganda media) reports that in Minsk Aleksandr Lukashenko met with Bryansk Oblast governor Yegor Kovalchuk, and that the Kaluga Oblast is preparing a visit by a delegation from the Gomel Oblast; according to this message, Kremlin propaganda presents the regions of central Russia and Belarus as partners developing joint projects, including in construction and machine building, with the goal of trade turnover of one billion dollars. The newspaper presents this as an example of deepening cooperation, which, however, is merely a one-sided propaganda message (Регионы Нечерноземья расширяют сотрудничество с Беларусью – Rossijskaja Gazieta (media propagandowe)).
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What Others Write About Belarus – 3 November 2026
The Russian daily Rossiyskaya Gazeta, described as a propaganda outlet, reports on the growing cooperation between Belarus and regions of central Russia. The p…