For his 70th birthday on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin received an unexpected present: a tractor.

President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus gave Putin a gift card for the vehicle&nbsp;as the heads of numerous former Soviet states convened at the Konstantin Palace in St. Petersburg during the Czarist era. The pride of Belarusian industry during the Soviet era has been tractors.

As he cultivated a man of the people persona while ruling the former Soviet country with an iron fist for over three decades, tyrant Lukashenko revealed to reporters that he used a model in his garden that was similar to the one he gave Putin.

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The gift, which was made public by Lukashenko's office, elicited no immediate response from the Russian president.

When <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hong-kong-to-not-enforce-sanctions-on-megayacht-linked-to-putin-ally-523446">Putin </a>spoke about the need to address means of resolving disputes between former Soviet countries during his opening statements for the meeting on television, he made no mention of the gift.

He also stressed the significance of information sharing in the battle against crime, illegal substances, and terrorism.

Next week, the leaders of the informal association of former Soviet states, the Commonwealth of Independent States, will meet in Astana, Kazakhstan.

(With inputs from agencies)

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For his 70th birthday on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin received an unexpected present: a tractor. President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus gave Putin a gift card for the vehicle as the heads of numerous former Soviet states convened at the Konstantin Palace in St.

For his 70th birthday on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin received an unexpected present: a tractor. President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus gave Putin a gift card for the vehicle as the heads of numerous former Soviet states convened at the Konstantin Palace in St. Petersburg during the Czarist era. The pride of Belarusian industry during the Soviet era has been tractors. As he cultivated a man of the people persona while ruling the former Soviet country with an iron fist for over three decades, tyrant Lukashenko revealed to reporters that he used a model in his garden that was similar to the one he gave Putin. Also read | Ukraine war: 'World must act now to stop Russia nuclear threat,' says Zelensky The gift, which was made public by Lukashenko's office, elicited no immediate response from the Russian president. When Putin spoke about the need to address means of resolving disputes between former Soviet countries during his opening statements for the meeting on television, he made no mention of the gift. He also stressed the significance of information sharing in the battle against crime, illegal substances, and terrorism. Next week, the leaders of the informal association of former Soviet states, the Commonwealth of Independent States, will meet in Astana, Kazakhstan. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Putin receives tractor as gift for his 70th birthday

A man decided to use his good organisational and oratory skills to coax women into falling in love with him.

Takashi Miyagawa, a 39-year-old man, used his full-time job to make women fall in love with him, and then rob them by demanding gifts.

The Japanese man has been arrested for defrauding 35 lovers by demanding expensive gifts from them.

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Miyagawa met his victims while selling them hydrogen water showerheads. He then lured the women into making them fall in love with him and made them believe he would be true to them, come good or bad.

However, later he would lie about his birthday to get expensive presents from them. One woman was told his birthday was on February 22, while the second one thought it was in July and a third celebrated it in April. As per police records, though, his birthday is officially marked as November 13.

The man has now been arrested for fraud after the women found each other and came forward to form an informal “Victims Association” and filed a complaint with the police.

He has been accused of duping the women of more than $1,000 (100,000 yen), which includes electronic funds.

A man decided to use his good organisational and oratory skills to coax women into falling in love with him. Takashi Miyagawa, a 39-year-old man, used his full-time job to make women fall in love with him, and then rob them by demanding gifts.

A man decided to use his good organisational and oratory skills to coax women into falling in love with him. Takashi Miyagawa, a 39-year-old man, used his full-time job to make women fall in love with him, and then rob them by demanding gifts. The Japanese man has been arrested for defrauding 35 lovers by demanding expensive gifts from them. Also read | Pet-nups? Spain introduces laws for pet custody after divorce Miyagawa met his victims while selling them hydrogen water showerheads. He then lured the women into making them fall in love with him and made them believe he would be true to them, come good or bad. However, later he would lie about his birthday to get expensive presents from them. One woman was told his birthday was on February 22, while the second one thought it was in July and a third celebrated it in April. As per police records, though, his birthday is officially marked as November 13. The man has now been arrested for fraud after the women found each other and came forward to form an informal “Victims Association” and filed a complaint with the police. He has been accused of duping the women of more than $1,000 (100,000 yen), which includes electronic funds.

Forever love? Man pretends to be boyfriend of 35 women to get expensive birthday gifts

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