Lukashenka Disgraces Himself With First-Aid Kits That He Presented To Russian Military

The dictator said that they are “better than those of NATO”.

Aliaksandr Lukashenka visited the Obuz-Lesnovsky training ground, where Russian troops are stationed. He boasted of a new Belarusian first-aid kit.

The dictator handed over such first-aid kits to the Russian military, Solidarity writes. It is noted that they “are developed exclusively at Belarusian enterprises, and are equipped with Belarusian-made components.”

Lukashenka, being with the Belarusian and Russian military at the Obuz-Lesnovsky training ground near Baranavichy, told the story of the creation of these first-aid kits, which, according to him, he was inspired by his youngest son Mikalai.

— And they (Ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus) in a couple of months made a first-aid kit that is better than those of NATO. When I brought one of them to my kid, I said: “Well, look,” he unfolded it, in the morning he said to me: “Yes, this one is better,” the ruler of Belarus told the Russian military man. “That’s why it’s for the guys. You need to have everything necessary close at hand. In combat, this is a person's life.