‘Death Rattle’ At Meeting: Insights Into Lukashenka's Sickness Record

The dictator, apparently, is feeling very bad.

On Thursday, holding a meeting on prices, Aliaksandr Lukashenka spoke almost in a whisper.

In the video it is noticeable that Lukashenka is not just wheezing, but has completely lost his voice and can barely squeeze out the words.

The dictator has already lost his voice due to illness. But, probably for the first time in history, propaganda itself was the first to draw attention to this.

In this regard, the Charter97.org website decided to recall some important points from Lukashenka’s sickness record.

Talks about a serious illness in Aliaksandr Lukashenka started in the spring of 2023, when at a number of meetings a catheter was noticed on his arm, and the dictator himself was breathing heavily and wheezing. However, he agreed to take part in the Victory Parade in Moscow on May 9. There he looked very bad and could not even walk 300 meters on his own to lay flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

For six days he completely dropped out of public space.

Only on May 15, Lukashenka was shown to the people — he was visiting the command post of the Air Force and Air Defense Forces. In the heavily retouched photo, he looked like a wax figure.

Meanwhile, former head of the High Technology Park Valer Tsapkala said that Lukashenka, after a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on May 25, was taken to the Central Clinical Hospital of Moscow in critical condition.

He even named the diagnosis that Moscow doctors gave to Lukashenka — disseminated intravascular coagulation syndrome (DIC syndrome).

This is a disease characterized by disorders in the blood coagulation system in which the formation of multiple thrombi (blood clots) occurs. Since the factors that promote blood clotting are spent on the formation of blood clots, disseminated intravascular coagulation goes into the stage of reducing blood clotting, which causes bleeding in various organs.

The severity of bleeding can vary from small hemorrhages on the skin to massive bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract, hemorrhages in the brain, lungs and other organs. In addition to the above-mentioned manifestations of DIC syndrome, the following are also distinguished: swelling, pain in the legs and chest, shortness of breath, cold sweat.

And on November 23, meeting Putin at the CSTO summit in Minsk, Lukashenka trembled in a weird way. Such trembling has not been captured by the camera before.

Such tremors can be either a sign of aging or a symptom of illness or emotional stress.

At a meeting on land reclamation and the work of the Belarusian national biotechnology corporation, which took place on December 19 and where Prime Minister Halouchanka again got into trouble, Aliaksandr Lukashenka’s voice was very hoarse.