“Without a doubt”, & nbsp; & mdash; he said, answering the & nbsp; question, does & nbsp; does Lukashenka's statement recognize Crimea as Russian? ;.
Putin and Lukashenko approved 28 allied programs and a common military doctrine 
“ Nevertheless & nbsp; less, several times and & nbsp; the president's statement was & nbsp; that & nbsp; this [Crimea as a subject of the Russian Federation] is a political reality. Today it was unambiguously announced, and & nbsp; for & nbsp; us Crimea, like & nbsp; and, let's say, a month ago, was an integral part of the Russian Federation & raquo;, & nbsp; & mdash; added a parliamentarian.
Earlier in the & nbsp; course of the event held via & nbsp; video link, the President of Belarus “ complained '' that & nbsp; his Russian colleague “ promised everything, promised that he would take & nbsp; with & nbsp; itself to & nbsp; Crimea '', but did not invite & nbsp; today & nbsp; Putin in & nbsp; spoke about the & nbsp; monument to the victims of the Civil War, to which he laid flowers in & nbsp; in Sevastopol on the & nbsp; Day of National Unity, and & nbsp; assured that & nbsp; would always be happy to see Lukashenka here. <
< b> About & nbsp; recognition of Crimea
18 & nbsp; March 18, 2014, President & nbsp; RF Vladimir Putin, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Crimea Sergei Aksyonov, Chairman of the State Council of Crimea Vladimir Konstantinov and & nbsp; Head of Sevastopol Alexey Chaly signed an Agreement on & nbsp; admission to the & nbsp; Russian Federation of the Republic of Crimea and & nbsp; formation of new & nbsp; RF & nbsp; subjects. Ukraine, the United States, the European Union did not & nbsp; recognized the independence of Crimea and & nbsp; its reunification with & nbsp; Russia.
On March 23 & nbsp; March 23, 2014, Lukashenko said that & nbsp; as of & nbsp; today, Crimea is de facto part of the territory of Russia and & nbsp; noted that no one & nbsp; from & nbsp; demanded recognition or non-recognition of the Crimean referendum.
On August 9, 2021, Lukashenko said that & nbsp; Belarus would recognize Crimea as & nbsp; part of Russia, when the “ last Russian oligarch '' will begin to supply products there. The head of state, with & nbsp; this, stressed that & nbsp; would take this step, although he was “ bound by a lot ''.