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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said he tried goat's milk in Russia , which his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin , treated him to . Lukashenko made this statement during a visit to a goat farm near Mogilev.
Before the tasting, the president asked if goat's milk had a distinctive odor. When he received a positive answer, he said it shouldn't have one.
"No, there shouldn't be [a smell]. I've seen goat's milk ; Putin treated me to some in Russia. If he hadn't said it was goat's, I would have thought it was cow's," the Belarusian president said.
Earlier, on June 14, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, during a visit to Bellakt JSC, asked a representative of Molochny Mir to draw the Kremlin on a wheel of cheese to present to Putin on June 27 at the EAEU summit in Minsk.
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