There are reports that Alexander Lukashenko, president of Belarus, was po!soned during his meeting with Vladimir Putin. Lukashenko was reportedly transported to the hospital and is in critical condition. Valery Tsepkalo, an opponent of Lukashenko and a former ambassador to the United States, claimed that the president was hurried to the hospital after a meeting with Vladimir Putin that took place behind closed doors.
After Meeting With Putin, Lukashenko Was Hurried To The Hospital In A Critical Condition
According to Belarus’ opposition leader Valery Tsepkalo, President Alexander Lukashenko was “urgently” brought to a hospital in Moscow after visiting Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, and is currently in critical condition. During Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Lukashenko, 68, has been one of Vladimir Putin’s closest friends.
Valery Tsepkalo wrote on Twitter, “According to preliminary information, subject to further confirmation, Lukashenko was urgently transported to Moscow’s Central Clinical Hospital after his closed-door meeting with Putin. Currently, he remains under medical care there.”
The president of Belarus is still receiving treatment from top doctors who are working to “address his critical condition” and have already purified his blood.
As a result, he added, Lukashenko is currently in a “non-transportable” situation.
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“The orchestrated efforts to save the Belarusian dictator are aimed to dispel speculations regarding the Kremlin’s alleged involvement in his po!soning,” Valery Tsepkalo remarked. You might be interested in seeing the official tweet by Love World below.
https://twitter.com/LoveWorld_Peopl/status/1662588290900295682
There have been persistent rumors about Lukashenko’s health. The president of Belarus left Russia earlier this month after missing lunch with Vladimir Putin because of the Victory Day celebration in Moscow. Multiple outlets reported that Lukashenko sported a bandage on his right hand and appeared exhausted.
Some time later, he denied the rumors, adding, “I’m not going to di*, guys. You’ll have to struggle with me for a very long time to come.”
During a meeting in early May, Lukashenko reportedly said that he had been sick with an adenovirus, a common cold virus. He had added, “If someone thinks I am going to di*, calm down,” and that he was fine again within three days.
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