Agent 'Jack': Lukashenka Recruited By KGB Of USSR In 1987

The document.

Dictator of Belarus Aliaksandr Lukashenka was recruited by the USSR State Security Committee (KGB) as an agent under the pseudonym of "Jack" in 1987. His task was to "solve the counterintelligence tasks in Shklou district of Mahiliou region. The relevant document has been published by the InformNapalm volunteer project.

The "top secret" profile of Lukashenka says that the usurper is "extremely cunning", prone to intrigue and lust for power over those around him.

"Caution should be exercised in working with the agent, as Jack has been repeatedly observed in using cooperation with the KGB bodies in his own interests, in particular settling accounts with ill-wishers", the profile reads.

In addition, the document says that Aliaksandr Lukashenka "fonds of women", including minors. He also repeatedly used his official position in the course of courting.