
Lukashenko admits Belarus lacks spare potash for Trump's 'massive' deal
President Donald Trump announced a 'massive' deal to purchase potash from Belarus to undercut Canadian prices, but Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko stated his country has no spare supply. Lukashenko confirmed all 6 million metric tons of annual output are already contracted, though he noted a small shipment to the US occurred in September. The move highlights a trade pivot away from Canada amid an escalating dispute, while critics question the logistics and geopolitical implications of sourcing fertilizer from a Russian ally.


