‘His Look Was So Glassy They Could Vax Him Right On Top’

The half-dead Lukashenka resembled a character from a phantasmagoria.

Yesterday, the dictator of Belarus first appeared in front of the public and ... barely spoke, writes the Kremlin Circus Telegram channel.

“His look was so glassy that he could be waxed right on top and sent to the museum,” the authors of the channel note.

Political scientist Dzmitry Balkunets drew a parallel between the glassy-eyed stare of the dictator and the photo of the dying Soviet leaders.

“There is something in this look…,” the political scientist wrote.

The authors of the Gorod Glupov Telegram channel also drew attention to the unnatural state of the dictator.

“Lukashenka was finally shown to the public. He croaked something about the Belarusian troops being on high alert for three days after four aircraft were shot down in Russia.

Like from a horror movie about a wax museum! We live in a phantasmagoria, that's a fact.”

As the Charter97.org website reported before, yesterday, on May 15, Lukashenka's press service showed a photo of him with an unnaturally purple face and a bandage covering a venous catheter. Yesterday the dictator was shown with a bandaged left hand. On May 9, the usurper was noticed in Moscow with a bandaged right hand.

Later, a photo of Lukashenka was published, allegedly picturing him at the central command post of the Air Force and Air Defense Forces. In it, the dictator looks like a mummy or a wax figure from a museum.