Lukashenko, suddenly concerned about respecting borders, remarked that “we’re not in the Middle Ages anymore.” Read also: Nearly 80% of Ukrainians support severing ties with Belarus — survey “The world has changed; it’s a different place,” said the key Russian ally, who helped them invade a part of Ukrainian territories in 2022. “So, let’s avoid setting foolish goals and remember to think about the consequences.” Read also: Ukraine warns Russia may provocate against Belarus Though Russia might try to “pressure” him, Lukashenko claims he’s confident that Vladimir Putin wouldn’t take it that far…