According to a report by the Belarusian State News Agency on the 13th, US President's special envoy on the Belarusian issue John Cole told reporters after meeting with Belarusian President Lukashenko on the same day that the two sides discussed topics such as how to normalize relations between the two countries. Cole said that the two sides had a “very good conversation” and that the meeting was “productive.” He said that the two sides discussed issues such as the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and Venezuela, and also discussed how to advance the reconciliation of the relationship between the US and White people and ultimately achieve the goal of normalizing the relationship. Cole said that according to US President Trump's instructions, the US will lift the sanctions on potash fertilizer in Belarus. With the normalization of relations between the two countries in the future, more and more sanctions will be lifted. It is hoped that the sanctions against Belarus will be completely lifted in the future. The Belarusian President's Information Bureau later released news that because the US lifted sanctions on the potash sector, Lukashenko decided to pardon 123 detainees from different countries who have committed espionage, terrorism, and extremism crimes in Belarus in response to Trump's request and as part of an agreement with him.

According to a report by the Belarusian State News Agency on the 13th, US President's special envoy on the Belarusian issue John Cole told reporters after meeting with Belarusian President Lukashenko on the same day that the two sides discussed topics such as how to normalize relations between the two countries. Cole said that the two sides had a “very good conversation” and that the meeting was “productive.” He said that the two sides discussed issues such as the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and Venezuela, and also discussed how to advance the reconciliation of the relationship between the US and White people and ultimately achieve the goal of normalizing the relationship. Cole said that according to US President Trump's instructions, the US will lift the sanctions on potash fertilizer in Belarus. With the normalization of relations between the two countries in the future, more and more sanctions will be lifted. It is hoped that the sanctions against Belarus will be completely lifted in the future. The Belarusian President's Information Bureau later released news that because the US lifted sanctions on the potash sector, Lukashenko decided to pardon 123 detainees from different countries who have committed espionage, terrorism, and extremism crimes in Belarus in response to Trump's request and as part of an agreement with him.