Warsaw, Poland – Despite the grueling hardships of the Russo-Ukrainian war, much of Europe today is united in laughter after a series of pictures were leaked across the Polish-Belarussian border.

The pictures were of Belarussian dictator Alexander Lukashenko on a recent visit to Moscow to meet with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Most of the photos seemed normal, showing Lukashenko and Putin talking about a recent deal to once again abridge the rights of their citizens.

But there were also several photos showing Alexander Lukashenko wearing a maid’s outfit while carrying out tedious chores for Putin. One such image depicts Lukashenko carrying an iced tea on a silver platter, while Putin sits in a chair talking to his janitor – who was recently appointed as a major general in the Russian Army.

In London, both the Labor and Conservative parties passed a bill to send the compromising photos to all British citizens, while in Kyiv, President Volodymyr Zelensky remarked that Lukashenko “has an uncanny resemblance to my mother.”

In Minsk, Lukashenko denied that the photos were real, saying that he is not a servant to Putin in the same way that Belarus is not a servant to Russia. Lukashenko also said that rumors that the outfit was a size extra large were false, and that it was just a large.

Putin also denounced the legitimacy of the photos. But a message from him to Lukashenko was intercepted that read: “Next time, no photographers.”