Lenta.ru: Minsk Commented On Lukashenka's Insult

Recently, the dictator has been sleeping a lot, eating too much and working 4-5 hours a day.

The information on Lukashenka’s insult is nonsense, the press-secretary of the head of state, Natallia Eismant, informed TASS, lenta.ru writes.

The news was published by the Ukrainian portal Business Capital, referring to sources in Belarusian journalistic circles. According to the portal, Lukashenka has not been appearing in public since July 28 and did not go to Homel because of the stroke and hospitalization. The site reported that on July 30, but before the Business Capital’s publication, the popular political Telegram channel Nezigar had informed about the Belarusian ruler’s insult.

Prior to that, the channel had also reported that Lukashenka suffers from diabetes mellitus and in general is experiencing great health problems, in particular with pressure and feet. Recently, the Belarusian ruler, according to Nezigar reporters, "has been sleeping a lot, eating too much and working 4-5 hours a day."

According to the website of the Belarusian ruler, on July 28, Lukashenka met with chairman of the board of a Chinese corporation, CITIC Group, Chan Zhenmin and, on the same day, spoke on the phone with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. On July 29, there were no reports on the president’s activities on the portal, and on July 30, a congratulatory message was sent to the King of Morocco.

On July 23, Lukashenka talked to Russian President Vladimir Putin, who invited him to visit Russia in the near future. The meeting may take place in Sochi.