Hackers Obtain Information Related To Lukashenka's Health

Information about PCR testing of the dictator appeared on the internet.

On December 31, 2022, Belarusian hackers attacked the Republican Clinical Medical Center of Lukashenka's management of affairs, and received a large amount of various data from the institution's computers.

A warning for the Belarusian dictator appeared on the clinic's website.

Today, the Alisa Speaking Telegram channel began publishing classified information related to Lukashenka's health.

In particular, the information about PCR testing of the dictator and his son Mikalai appeared on the internet. The dictator was tested before visiting Putin.

“Moreover, until the summer of 2021, it was enough to take the test once for the meeting. However, as of September 2021, the rules have changed. Either the Kremlin got scared and the bunker was not enough, but Lukashenka had to be tested several times further on. Testing always took place before the two lonely hearts were supposed to meet again. Literally two or three tests in the course of several days preceding the visit to Russia,” writes the Telegram channel.

Hackers note that many certificates were not issued properly:

“Sometimes a certificate was issued in advance, before the day of testing came. Document numbers are often mixed up.”

The Telegram channel posted information about PCR testing of Lukashenka openly accessible.