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Belarusian Foreign Minister Vladimir Makei
The phrase “died suddenly” is now totally associated with the vax, but Belarus didn’t really promote this vax at all. The vax they took was the Russian one, which hasn’t been associated with any weird effects, and seems to be a total placebo.
This looks like an assassination. Or he’s a drunk and had organ failure or whatever.
But it’s a top official who definitely would be a target of assassination, and now the West can just act like it was vaccination.
Belarus’s long-standing foreign minister has died suddenly, the state news agency Belta reported on Saturday, two days before he was meant to meet his Russian counterpart.
“Foreign Minister Vladimir Makei has passed away suddenly,” Belta reported without giving further detail. Makei had held his post since 2012.
Makei, 64, attended a conference of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) – a military alliance of several post soviet states – in Yerevan earlier this week and was due to meet Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov on Monday.
Before the presidential elections and mass anti-government protests in Belarus in 2020, Makei had been one of the initiators of efforts to improve Belarus’ relations with the West and had criticised Russia.
However, he abruptly changed his stance after the start of the protests, saying they were inspired by agents of the West.
After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began in February, Makei, a supporter of close ties between Moscow and Minsk, said the West had provoked the war and that the Ukrainian authorities should agree to the Russian terms of peace.
The CIA/Mossad can now just start assassinating everyone and saying “yeah, well – he probably took the vaccine.”
Vladimir Makei's death has ripple effects for Belarus's political future
Makei was a possible successor to Lukashenko, as he was his aide 2000-08 and as Foreign Minister since 2012. The uncertain sincerity of his post-2020 pro-Russian pivot might have counted against him.
— Samuel Ramani (@SamRamani2) November 26, 2022
