Belarusian Oppositionist Claims Lukashenko in Critical Condition After Meeting Putin

Belarusian oppositionist Valery Tsepkalo said that the self-proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, after a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, was taken to the Central Clinical Hospital of Moscow in critical condition.

Source: Tsepkalo in Telegram

Literally: “According to the information we have, which requires additional confirmation, Lukashenka, after a meeting with Putin behind closed doors, was urgently taken to the Central Clinical Hospital of Moscow, where he is currently located. To return him from a condition assessed by doctors as critical, were the best specialists were sent in. Blood was washed, Lukashenka’s condition was recognized as untransportable.

Organized measures to rescue the Belarusian dictator were aimed at averting speculation about the possible involvement of the Kremlin in his poisoning. It doesn’t matter if he returns to working order or not, doctors warn of a possible recurrence.”

Details: Later Tsepkalo addedthat there is an attempt to explain Lukashenka’s stay in the Central Clinical Hospital of the President of the Russian Federation by a medical examination.

“The appearance of such a version is quite natural, as an attempt to hide the real situation of the patient, which still remains difficult. Previous cases of shaky health also tried to be silenced. So in this case, in order not to arouse suspicion, his plane was even sent to Minsk,” – says the oppositionist.

What came before: On Thursday, Lukashenka participated in the Higher Eurasian Economic Forum in Moscow. There he, in particular, stated that Russian nuclear weapons already started moving to Belarus under bilateral agreements.

background:

• About the state of Lukashenka or about the place where he is now, for a long time nothing was known. Since the celebrations on May 9 in Moscow and Minsk, Lukashenka has not appeared in the public field, no events with his personal participation have been held.
• According to independent media, on the evening of May 13, a cortege, accompanied by the Strela special unit, arrived at the Republican Clinical Medical Center of the Presidential Administration.
• The leader of the united opposition of Belarus, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, amid rumors about the state of health of the self-proclaimed president, called prepare for any scenario.
• On May 23, Lukashenka stated that he was absent from public space due to illness, but was not going to die.