Russia Belarus News: Amidst the war between Russia and Ukraine, big news has come from their neighboring country Belarus. Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, who recently met Russian President Vladimir Putin, had to be admitted to the hospital. Newsweek gave this information quoting the opposition leader of Belarus.
It is being told that Alexander Lukashenko’s life has been made. Many people of Belarus also claim that they were poisoned in Russia, after which their condition became serious and they were taken to the Central Clinic Hospital in Moscow. According to the report of the American weekly news magazine Newsweek, this incident took place after the meeting between Alexander Lukashenko and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, when Putin decided that he would deploy nuclear weapons in Belarus. Then Alexander Lukashenko also agreed to deploy Russian nuclear weapons here.
‘Russia’s best experts put in charge’
Valery Tsepalko, a 2020 presidential candidate in Belarus, claimed in a Telegram post that Lukashenko was in critical condition in a Moscow hospital, saying that we have learned that Lukashenko had a behind-the-scenes meeting with Putin Was. After which Lukashenko was immediately taken to the Central Clinic Hospital in Moscow, and he is still there. Valery said, “After the doctors said Lukashenko’s condition was serious, Russia’s best specialists have been engaged for his recovery.”
Rumors flying about Lukashenko’s health
Valery further stated, “The purpose of the organized measures to protect Lukashenko was to deflect speculation about possible involvement in the Kremlin poisoning.” At the same time, Newsweek’s report said that rumors about Lukashenko’s health have been flying since his appearance at the Victory Day celebrations in Moscow’s Red Square on 9 May. However, Lukashenko, who has led Belarus since 1994, dismissed the rumors and said, “I’m not going to die guys.”
had agreed to deploy missiles
Russian news agency TASS reported that last week, Russia signed an agreement with the Lukashenko government to formalize the deployment of strategic nuclear missiles in Belarus. The Belarusian Defense Ministry reported that the defense ministers of Russia and Belarus signed documents defining procedures for storing Russian nuclear weapons in a special facility on Belarusian territory.
Russian nuclear weapons will be stored in Belarus
On behalf of the Ministry of Defense, it was said, “During the meeting, documents were signed determining the procedure for keeping Russian nuclear weapons in a special storage facility on the territory of Belarus.” The ministry stressed that the measures taken by Russia and Belarus “comply with all existing international legal obligations.,”
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