LONDON (Reuters) – Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko said he was not planning a mobilisation after his close ally Russia announced it was calling up hundreds of thousands of reservists for the war in Ukraine. “The mobilisation is in Russia. … There will be no mobilisation (here),” state media quoted Lukashenko as saying. The president, in power since 1994, said he was commenting on rumours that he planned to announce new measures in Belarus to support Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. Russia is Belarus’ main backer and the two neighbours are part of a borderless so-called “union state”. Bel…