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Moscow postponed for Minsk the deadline for the return of state loans
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Moscow has postponed for Minsk the maturity of obligations on state loans for five or six years. This was announced by the Minister of Finance of Belarus Yury Seliverstov.
“Partial use of more comfortable terms that are mutually acceptable for our countries was discussed and proposed, indicating their advancement from five to six years. In fact, we have postponed the terms, which are high at the moment, without attracting resources so that we service our obligations and repay them with the participation of participants from Russia,” Seliverstov said on the air of the Belarus-1 TV channel.
Part of the funds released as a result of the postponement will be used to improve mutual trade, especially during the suspension period, Seliverstov said. He also noted that Russia and Belarus are not considering the possibility of using the Russian ruble as a single currency.
On the morning of February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the start of a special operation in Ukraine. In response, Western countries have introduced stringent requirements for the Russian Federation. In particular, together with the United States, Great Britain and Canada, they agreed to freeze the assets of the Central Bank of Russia. Also, some Russian banks were disconnected from SWIFT. In their statements, the leaders of Western countries, declaring the purpose of the ban, that they must deal a serious blow to the entire domestic economy, social, humanitarian sphere, to every family and citizen of Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin said that steps aimed at reaching millions of people have all the signs of aggression, economic wars, dispersion, information phenomena
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Moscow has postponed for Minsk the maturity of obligations on state loans for five or six years. This was announced by the Minister of Finance of Belarus Yury Seliverstov. “Partial use of more comfortable terms that are mutually acceptable for our countries was discussed and proposed, indicating their advancement from five to six years. In fact, we have postponed the terms, which are high at the moment, without attracting resources so that we service our obligations and repay them with the participation of participants from Russia,” Seliverstov said on the air of the Belarus-1 TV channel. Part of the funds released as a result of the postponement will be used to improve mutual trade, especially during the suspension period, Seliverstov said. He also noted that Russia and Belarus are not considering the possibility of using the Russian ruble as a single currency. On the morning of February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the start of a special operation in Ukraine. In response, Western countries have introduced stringent requirements for the Russian Federation. In particular, together with the United States, Great Britain and Canada, they agreed to freeze the assets of the Central Bank of Russia. Also, some Russian banks were disconnected from SWIFT. In their statements, the leaders of Western countries, declaring the purpose of the ban, that they must deal a serious blow to the entire domestic economy, social, humanitarian sphere, to every family and citizen of Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin said that steps aimed at reaching millions of people have all the signs of aggression, economic wars, dispersion, information phenomena