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Belarusischer Staatschef Lukaschenko zu Besuch in Nordkorea

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Updated 27.3.2026
Key Topics & People
Alexander Lukashenko *Kim Jong-un Belarus North Korea Vladimir Putin

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Mar 27 Morning

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Tagesschau (ARD)Mar 27

Belarusischer Staatschef Lukaschenko zu Besuch in Nordkorea

Alexander Lukaschenko, der belarusische Staatschef, besuchte Nordkorea, wo er von Machthaber Kim Jong Un mit Zeremonien empfangen wurde. Während des zweitägigen Besuchs Ende März 2026 wurden Abkommen zu Freundschaft und Zusammenarbeit in Bereichen wie Landwirtschaft, Diplomatie, Gesundheit und Bildung unterzeichnet, Details sind jedoch unklar. Die beiden Staatschefs trafen sich zuvor in Peking im September 2025. Beide Länder sind mit Russland befreundet und unterliegen westlichen Sanktionen. Lukaschenko legte auch im Namen Putins Blumen am Kumsusan-Sonnenpalast nieder. Belarus und Nordkorea unterstützen Russland im Krieg gegen die Ukraine.

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Lukaschenko visited North Korea and met with Kim Jong Un.

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Both Belarus and North Korea are friendly with Russia and face Western sanctions.

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Lukaschenko laid flowers at the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun on behalf of Putin.

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Belarus allowed Russian troops to launch the war against Ukraine from its territory.

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The two leaders signed agreements on friendship, cooperation, agriculture, diplomacy, health, and education.

— südkoreanische Nachrichtenagentur Yonhap, beruft sich dabei auf nordkoreanische Staatsmedien

Mar 26 Evening

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FAZMar 26

Besuch in Nordkorea: Kim Jong-uns Freund aus Belarus

Belarus's President Lukaschenko made his first official visit to North Korea, where he was greeted by Kim Jong-un with fanfare. The two leaders signed a "friendship and cooperation" agreement focusing on areas like agriculture and healthcare. Lukaschenko also laid flowers at a monument honoring Soviet soldiers at Putin's request, referencing Russia's involvement in Ukraine. The visit signifies a growing alliance between Belarus and North Korea, facilitated by Russia, offering North Korea increased maneuverability against international sanctions and China. Kim criticized the West's pressure on Belarus, while Lukaschenko expressed support for North Korea's independent politics. The strengthening ties are seen as a move towards a "multipolar world" desired by both authoritarian regimes.

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Belarusian dictator Lukashenko visited North Korea for the first time.

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Lukashenko and Kim signed a treaty on "friendship and cooperation".

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Lukashenko laid flowers at the Liberation Monument in Pyongyang at Putin's request.

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Kim criticized the "illegal pressure" exerted by the West on Belarus.

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A UN report estimated over 100,000 North Koreans work in about 40 countries to generate revenue.

— UN Security Council report