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Cole to visit Minsk next Monday
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John Cole, Trump's special envoy, plans to visit Belarus again, starting on September 14, as reported by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's Washington correspondent, Alex Raoufoglou.
The visit follows Cole's statement in an August interview with the New York Times, where he expected the release of Belarusian political prisoners soon.
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- Cole previously stated expectation of release of Belarusian political prisoners
- Visit planned for mid-September
- John Cole to visit Minsk on September 14
- Cole expected release of Belarusian political prisoners soon
- Cole expected release of Belarusian political prisoners soon
- Cole previously stated expectation of release of Belarusian political prisoners
- Visit planned for mid-September
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- Center: 09.09.2026 / 11:01 Trump's special envoy, John Cole, plans to visit Belarus again. The visit will begin on September 14. Photo AP This was reported by Washington correspondent for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Alex Raoufoglou, citing two informed sources.In August, John Cole s
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- Possible release of Belarusian political prisoners
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