How Many Times Did Lukashenka Adopt The Fate Of Gaddafi And Hussein?

The dictator reveals his phobias.

Lukashenka again spoke about his possible murder. This time, he told Prosecutor General Andrei Shved about his possible assassination.

Political scientist Dzmitry Balkunets expressed in an interview with Charter97.org the opinion that the dictator is revealing his fears:

“Lukashenka has long lived with these phobias that someone somehow wants to assassinate him.”

Most often, the Belarusian dictator mentioned the fate of the Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, who was killed and torn to pieces by the rebels, as well as the executed Iranian ruler Saddam Hussein.

The website Charter97.org looked at how often Lukashenka mentioned his phobias.

For the first time, Lukashenka remembered the fate of his Libyan friend Gaddafi in 2011.

“Aggression has been committed, the leader of the country has been killed. Besides, how was he killed? Well, if they had shot him, Gaddafi would have died in battle, but they were mocking him, mocking him severely, they shot him, raped the wounded man, they were manipulating his head and arms, and then tortured him to death. Worse than the Nazis in their time,” he said.

More often Lukashenka was remembering the fate of the Iranian and Libyan dictators in 2021.

Speaking at the “All-Belarusian Assembly” in February, Lukashenka emotionally mentioned Gaddafi, who, in his opinion, wanted to make Libya and other countries happy, but he was “crucified and impaled”.

He also mentioned the head of Iraq, Hussein: "Don't you remember that he was hanged?"

On May 9, 2021, Lukashenka recalled the fate of another of his friends, the Serbian war criminal Slobodan Milošević.

“Well, remember Milošević, my good friend? I said: ‘Slobodan, look. I'll go and prove them.’ He went to The Hague, where he was strangled in a cell. Well, they judged him, do you know? I saw it, it was before my eyes with my good comrade, I’d warned him.

“Listen, well, who did he disturb? I also knew him well, he visited us. Well, he lived in this tent, he liked it - well, let him live. He didn't live in palaces. He didn't like it. Because he began to raise Africa. At the expense of his money, he found an underground lake and began to pump this fresh water. He wanted to develop Africa. But the colonialists do not need it. Behold the root," Lukashenka remembered Gaddafi.

On August 9, 2021, on the anniversary of the protests in Belarus, the dictator said that Gaddafi had been “killed by Western politicians”.

On November 10, 2021, Lukashenka spoke about the destruction of "specific" statehood in the Middle East. The dictator again remembered how they hanged Hussein and killed Gaddafi.