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Shushkevich spoke about the pleasure of signing of the Belovezhskaya agreements The former President of Belarus Stanislav Shushkevich told that with pleasure signed the Belavezha accords. So Shushkevich answered the question about whether he has preserved any memorabilia from that event. “I had an ink pen, which I gladly all signed” — he said. The former President of Belarus Stanislav Shushkevich told that with pleasure signed the Belavezha accords on the dissolution of the Soviet Union. He declared it in published on Thursday, December 8, an interview with Delfi. So Shushkevich answered the question about whether he has preserved any memorabilia from the time of those events. “Everything is preserved. Who is where. I have my pen gave man, a foreigner (…). I had an ink pen, which I gladly all signed” — he said. According to Shushkevich, the leaders of the three republics — Russia, Ukraine and Belarus “are

Putin urged not to expand sanctions on medical supplies and equipment Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the drugs and medical equipment should not be placed under international restrictions and sanctions. The head of state said during the ceremony, awards for outstanding achievements in the field of charitable and human rights activities, which takes place in the Kremlin, reports “RIA Novosti”. Read alsoPutin has promised to increase the efficiency of market surveillance essential drugs According to him, as a result of such limitations, people are deprived of medical assistance, “including in terms of military conflict, when suffer primarily civilians, and often, unfortunately, children.” The President also noted the need to exclude the imposition of sanctions on medicines at the international level. Earlier, on December 7, RBC became known that the Prime Minister of Russia Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree on expansion of the list of foreign medical products that fall