In a shocking development, Belarus’ President Alexander Lukashenko was rushed to the hospital moments after his closed-door meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. As per Belarusian opposition leader Valery Tsepkalo, Belarus’ President Alexander Lukashenko was 'urgently transported to Moscow's Central Clinical Hospital after his closed-door meeting with Putin.' For the unversed, Valery Tsepkalo is a former candidate for the presidency of Belarus and former ambassador to the United States. In his tweet, Tsepkalo informed that Alexander Lukashenko “remains under medical care” and “leading specialists have been mobilised” to access his condition, which is believed to be critical. Following the claims of the Tsepkalo, Bealurian President Poisoned reports started wreacking havoc and buzzing on social media. Furthermore, the world started to query what happened to Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko.
What happened to Alexander Lukashenko?
Going by what Valery Tsepkalo informed, "leading specialists have been mobilized to address his critical condition. Blood purification procedures have been conducted, and Lukashenko's condition has been deemed non-transportable. The orchestrated efforts to save the Belarusian dictator aimed to dispel speculations regarding Kremlin's alleged involvement in his poisoning...
"Irrespective of whether he recovers or not, doctors caution about the possibility of relapses. As representatives of the Belarus Democratic Forum of the Republic of Belarus, we earnestly urge Western leaders to convene a strategic session in the coming days to discuss the "Elections" initiative and other measures that should be undertaken in order to secure the transitional period...
3 killed, 5 wounded in shooting at motorcycle rally in New Mexico
"We firmly assert that the existing technologies are adequate for conducting fair and transparent elections in Belarus in accordance with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, without direct interference from the Kremlin. By doing so, we will establish a legitimate institution in the eyes of all Belarusians and the global community at large. Holding elections during such a critical juncture will not only help restore law and order in the future Belarus but also lay the groundwork for stabilizing the situation on the borders of the European Union and the world," wrote Valery Tsepkalo.
As per reports, Belarus’ President Alexander Lukashenko appeared at Moscow's festivities on May 9 this year. However, he left the celebration early and was later seen struggling to speak with a bandage on his arm, fuelling speculation about his wellbeing. It is pertinent to mention here that Lukashenko has supported Vladimir Putin and has offered support to Russia for the ongoing war in Ukraine.