Current Events > Belarus foreign minister died by suicide after meeting Putin's officials: report

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/belarusian-foreign-minister-died-by-suicide-after-meeting-putin-s-officials-report /ar-AA17LjCT?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=f081c87341944c59a127e991b6e35a26

The foreign minister of Belarus died by suicide just days after returning from a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putins officials in Armenia, according to a new report.
Long-serving foreign minister Vladimir Makei, 64, was reported to have suffered a heart attack when he died suddenly on Nov. 26.

But according to reporting by the independent Belarusian media outlet Nasha Niva, citing four unrelated sources, the liberal-leaning Makei took his own life four days after attending the summit in Armenia.
Makeis friends say he was painfully upset by the collapse of the course he was leading, reported Nasha Niva, adding that those close to him did not believe he was murdered.
Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko aimed to replace Makei, who had served as his top diplomat since 2012, according to the news outlet, although it was unclear whether this was at Moscows behest.
Recently, he has been denied personal attention [from Lukashenko], Makeis colleague said, speaking on condition of anonymity. It was very perceptible to him.
Another unnamed source was quoted as saying: He understood that the former high position [he was occupying] was coming to an end. And after his heights, he did not see himself anywhere else.

There is a leak Putin plans to take over Belarus very slowly though

https://news.yahoo.com/russia-belarus-strategy-document-230035184.html

Revealed: Leaked document shows how Russia plans to take over Belarus

So he purposely induced a heart attack?

Lukashenko basically guaranteed that Belarus would be a vassal state to Russia.

MrResetti posted...

So he purposely induced a heart attack?

that was the old report in November

the people are saying he actually committed suicide

But according to reporting by the independent Belarusian media outlet Nasha Niva, citing four unrelated sources, the liberal-leaning Makei took his own life four days after attending the summit in Armenia.
Makeis friends say he was painfully upset by the collapse of the course he was leading, reported Nasha Niva, adding that those close to him did not believe he was murdered.
Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko aimed to replace Makei,

Oh boy...

Still sounds more like a "suicide by two bullets in the back of the head" type of situation to me.

heart attacks are common while falling from tenth story windows

Didnt someone post a story about Russia admitting they wanted Belarus?

Article misspelled murder.

Another unnamed source was quoted as saying: He understood that the former high position [he was occupying] was coming to an end. And after his heights, he did not see himself anywhere else.

Hahahaha

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I see you are a man of culture as well.

Assuming you know who that is or where it's from.