Belarus's President Unveil Attempt on his Life Approved by US Higher Leadership

Alexander Lukashenko, Belarus's President announced this evening unveiling an attempt on his life planned and approved by the higher leadership of United States of America (USA).

Over press statement, Lukashenko added that agencies of Security of the State in Belarus arrested a group of persons who planned to murder him and his sons in the frame of a coup d'état in the country.

He pointed out that the ongoing investigations revealed the entanglement of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in plot.

However, Lukashenko considered that the intrigue was approved by the US higher leadership.

He affirmed that nobody can issue orders to kill a leader of another country except the higher leadership in the USA.

Belarus's President went on to say that a number of the plotters were arrested in Moscow, the capital city of Russia, after submitting a request to Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Alexander Puritinkuv, Head of the Federal Directorate in Russia.

Lukashenko pointed out that he thanked his Russian counterpart who asked US President Joe Biden over their last talks on the phone days ago about CIA's plotting to murder Lukashenko.

Alas Biden did not respond to Putin's question.

On the other hand, the   Russian Federal Security Service, announced arresting two persons who were planning   to carry out a putsch in Belarus according to the model of colorful revolutions.

The original plan included murdering Lukashenko, abolishing the post of president and transferring power to an authority of national reconciliation.

The Russian security services issued a statement today, Saturday, says that the joint operation implemented with security services in Belarus led to arrest Yuri Zyankovic (holder of US and Belarus nationalities) and   Alexander Viduta, a Belarusian national).

According to the statement those two people were planning to carry out a putsch in Belarus in coordination with local nationalists from Ukraine and Belarus.

The two suspects, who are depicted as thinkers of the opposition in Belarus, have discussed a plan for a mutiny in the country.

They met with  generals  with opposing tendencies in Belarus's   armed forces after consultations in the USA and Poland.