Belarus Lukashenko photo released after rumours of ill health
The Guardian|May 16, 2023
Belarusian authorities have released a photograph and video of Alexander Lukashenko, attempting to put an end to a week of speculation about the authoritarian leader's health.
Shaun Walker
Belarus Lukashenko photo released after rumours of ill health

The footage showed Lukashenko visiting an army control point, but the dictator's heavily bandaged arm and hoarse, exhausted voice appeared to confirm rumours that he has been in poor health.

Lukashenko had not been seen in public since last Tuesday, when he attended a military parade in Moscow, with rumours he had been admitted to hospital on his return to Minsk.

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