Political Strategist: Perhaps Russia Decided To Finish Off Lukashenka

Was the dictator poisoned?

In all probability, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin wants to poison Aliaksandr Lukashenka on Russian territory.

When Lukashenka first became ill in Moscow, at first it seemed that this was a coincidence. Political strategist Michael Sheitelman told Channel 24 about this.

Michael Sheitelman stressed that opinions are eventually emerging that Lukashenka's health problems may have a Russian context.

“Maybe the Russians really decided to finish him off in such a strange way: they poison him in Moscow, as if they couldn’t poison him in Belarus,” he suggested.

However, unlike Putin, Lukashenka does not disappear for 2-3 weeks and does not try to hide anywhere. So if the dictator does not appear somewhere in public over a couple of days, then we can conclude that he is really ill.

“In any case, it is beneficial for us that Lukashenka dies, because this causes instability in Belarus,” the political strategist explained.

Lukashenka became ill in Moscow during the May 9 parade for the first time. Then, due to his state of health, he urgently left Russia. For several days after that, he did not appear in public.

At the same time, a version appeared that Lukashenka was poisoned during breakfast. Belarusian political scientist Dzmitry Balkunets announced the same opinion.

Later it became known that Lukashenka was transferred to the presidential clinic in Drazdy.

On May 24, the dictator announced that he had an adenovirus.