Indeed, the opportunities for the head of the Belarusian state to travel are extremely limited: the vast majority of countries do not welcome him. But Putin is waiting. True, it is not entirely clear what the leaders of the two neighboring states are going to discuss in Sochi, since no special breakthroughs in relations between Russia and Belarus are expected in the near future. Most likely, Lukashenko will simply reassure Putin: they say, ours is not what they have. We cannot have any revolutions. So don't worry.