According to opponent Valery Tsepkalo, the president of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko is said to be in critical condition: “Hospitalized in Moscow after meeting with Putin. Currently he is still under medical care ”.
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The Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko he would be hospitalized in Moscow and in critical condition. Rumors about the precarious health of Minsk’s number one are spreading again. This time the indiscretion comes via Twitter from the opponent Valery Tsepkalo, former candidate for the presidency of the country, former ambassador to the United States and husband of Veronika Tsepkalo, candidate against Lukashenko in 2020.
“Lukashenko was rushed to Moscow’s Central Clinical Hospital after his closed-door meeting with Putin. It is currently still under medical assistance. Leading specialists have been mobilized to address his critical condition,” Tsepkalo explained.
The opponent added that “procedures have been conducted blood purification. Due to his condition, Lukashenko cannot be transported to another country. The orchestrated efforts to rescue the Belarusian dictator were aimed at dispelling the speculations about the Kremlin’s alleged involvement in his poisoning”.
Rumors of a possible worsening of Lukashenko’s health conditions have been circulating for weeks. The opposition politician was the first to launch the indiscretion in early May Pavel Latushko, living in exile in Europe. Furthermore, the president had deserted an event in Minsk on 14 May on the occasion of the celebrations of the famous Flag Day: it was the first time this had happened in 29 years. Which fueled speculation.
After a brief appearance in Moscow on May 9 at the Victory Day parade, Lukashenko was once again seen in public when he visited the air force’s air command center on May 22.
Accompanied by high-ranking officers, he spoke to his followers in a faint voice, showing a military jacket under his bandage on the left hand. A bandage similar to the one that was seen on his right hand right during the parade in the Kremlin. In the video, Lukashenko addresses the agents with a voice unusually weak, taking breaks. The yellow continues.
