Lukashenko claims Navalny was not poisoned

Belarusian intelligence allegedly intercepted the negotiations between Berlin and Warsaw, where it was argued that the statement about the Navalny poisoning was a forgery.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko claims that German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s words about the poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny with Novichok poison were falsified. He said this in a meeting with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, BelTA reports Thursday, September 3.

Before Merkel’s speech, Belarusian military intelligence allegedly intercepted the conversation, Lukashenka claims.

“We understand that Warsaw is talking to Berlin. Two subscribers are in contact … And we intercepted an interesting conversation, which (I’ll have you read it, we will prepare it and send it to the FSB) clearly indicates that this is a forgery. There was no poisoning. from Navalny “”, – said Lukashenko.

The statement and the facts for Merkel were prepared by a special group, the Belarusian president continued.

“They did, a quote:” To dissuade Putin from sticking his nose into Belarusian affairs. “I quoted this conversation. You understand how these Jesuit people act,” Lukashenka summarized.

On the eve of the German government announced that Navalny was poisoned by Novichok. Tests in a German laboratory revealed traces of “a Novichok group chemical nerve agent.”

Then the Russian Federation called the poisoning of Navalny interference in internal affairs. Western media stepped forward immediately after information about Navalny’s poor health emerged, recalled a member of the Federation Council.

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