Lukashenko “remembered” how he warned Putin about the threat of an assassination attempt in Africa

The self-proclaimed president of Belarus, Oleksandr Lukashenko, told how in 2023 he warned the head of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin, about the threat of an assassination attempt during a trip to the South African Republic.

Source: Lukashenko in a conversation with journalists, “BelTA” reports

Details: Lukashenko recounted an alleged conversation with Putin, who was “packing his bags” before the BRICS summit in South Africa. According to him, it was a “friendly, fraternal, not rural conversation.”

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Direct speech: “Tonight I thought about what… I remembered the conversation with Putin. I think it was before BRICS in South Africa. He is packing his bags. I say: “Where are you going?” Putin: “What, you don’t know? We have BRICS.” I say: “Are you going to fly there?” Such a friendly, brotherly conversation. To the older brother. “Are you going to fly there?” Putin: “Well, they asked, they are waiting for me there.” I say: “What are you! The war is on!” Putin: “Well, they’re not that mad anymore, not that mad.” I say: “And what, do you think that everyone there is sane? There’s nothing to go there!” Lavrov flew away then. Maybe not because I pressed. But I expressed my opinion to him.”

What preceded:

• Earlier, the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Sergey Lavrov, said that Ukraine allegedly struck the residence of Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Valdai on Monday night.
• President Volodymyr Zelenskyi officially denied this information, and the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine believes that with such fake statements, Russia is conducting an information operation to disrupt peace agreements between Ukraine and the United States.

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