‘They Warned Lukashenka That He Would Not Fly Back To Minsk Alive’

The Kremlin is afraid of speculations about the health of the Belarusian dictator.

Former candidate for the presidency of Belarus Valery Tsepkalo writes about this on his Telegram channel:

“First of all, they started with information about the 'routine examination'. Although it is no secret to anyone, Lukashenka boasted about it often, that the most modern medical diagnostic equipment was purchased from him in his personal clinic, including MRT and CT equipment of the latest generation. This explanation also looks ridiculous against the background of an attempt to hide the fact of an urgent hospitalization in the Central Clinical Hospital of the Russian president, when even in order to divert attention, his plane was sent without him to Minsk. Of course, a person who buys a plane with gold-plated toilets does not care about saving on parking at the Vnukovo Airport.

There were first signs on May 9. He urgently flew back to Minsk, because he did not trust any surgical interference in Moscow. According to updated information, this time, after an emergency hospitalization, the doctors warned that he simply would not be able to fly back alive.

Obviously, the Kremlin is afraid of speculation about its involvement in the deterioration of his health. The best physicians from all over Moscow were gathered - the secret services told them literally the following: "If he dies then all of us will be finished."

Earlier, as the Charter97.org website wrote, Tsepkalo said that Lukashenka was urgently taken to a Moscow hospital.