Belarus floats terrifying axis with Russia and North Korea

Belarus has suggested a terrifying axis with Russia and North Korea , as Alexander Lukashenko touted scary a new partnership. The President said flanked by Vladimir Putin : ‘I think that we can think about three-way cooperation. North Korea, Russia . ‘I know that the Koreans have great interest in you. I think that a piece of work can be found there for Belarus as well. Given the problems that exist.’ His comments came as he met with Putin in Sochi, on the Black Sea, where the Russian leader briefed Lukashenko on his talks with Kim Jong-un . Belarus has suggested a terrifying axis with Russia and North Korea (Image: GETTY) ‘I think that we can think about three-way cooperation. North Korea, Russia.’ (Image: GETTY) After the North Korean despot came to Russia , Putin stressed that Moscow did not agree to give Kim any arms deal. ‘Korea is our neighbour, and we must build good neighbourly relations with our neighbours one way or another,’ Putin said during a press conference after his talks with Lukashenko . ‘Yes, there are certain specifics associated with the Korean peninsula. We discuss this openly; we never violate anything; and in this case we are not going to violate anything. ‘But, of course, we will look for opportunities to develop Russian-North Korean relations.’ Dmitry Peskov, Putin’s spokesperson, said that no agreements or arms deals had been signed by the two leaders during the visit. Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin met in Russia for key talks for an agreement (Image: GETTY) It comes after the European Parliament accused Lukashenko of being complicit Putin’s war crimes in Ukraine . In a resolution adopted by lawmakers in Strasbourg on Wednesday, the International Criminal Court is being urged to issue a warrant for Lukashenko’s arrest. The Belarusian President, it claims, enabled ” Russia’s unjustified war of aggression” and therefore carries direct responsibility” for the destruction and damage caused to Ukraine . In a separate charge, it also accuses Belarus of playing a role in the forcible deportation of Ukrainian children from territories temporarily occupied by Russian troops. The European Parliament accused Lukashenko of being complicit Putin’s war crimes (Image: GETTY) Meanwhile, Ukraine attacked Putin with a 10-missile and unmanned boats strike this week . Kyiv’s defence forces confirmed they carried out an overnight airstrike on Russian boats docked in the Crimean port of Sevastopol, damaging a landing ship and a submarine as well as a repair facility. Russia claimed its troops intercepted seven of the ten missiles launched at the port but conceded in a Telegram post they had suffered damages in the attack. According to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), the strike could ultimately have “reverberating impacts” on Moscow and leave the dry dock “inoperable” until fully cleared. Follow our social media accounts here on facebook.com/ExpressUSNews and @ExpressUSNews