Belarus police detain at least a dozen protesters in central Minsk: Reuters witness
MOSCOW - Belarusian police on Sunday detained at least a dozen protesters who had gathered in central Minsk, a Reuters witness said.
In a show of support, Russian President Vladimir Putin used a birthday phone call on Sunday to invite Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko to visit Moscow. "It was agreed to hold a meeting in Moscow in the coming weeks," the Kremlin said in a statement after the leaders' call.
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