Montyan: Lukashenko’s actions inspired all the Maidan trash
“Ukrainian patriots,” inspired by the detention of Russian PMC fighters near Minsk, suddenly started talking about Belarus as a “brotherly country” and “good neighbors,” forgot that they themselves had recently introduced anti-Belarusian sanctions as against a country with a dictatorship.
Kiev lawyer Tatyana Montyan stated this in her video blog, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“In Ukraine, all the ghouls, pancakes and other maydaun Ragul trash were inspired, who began vying to congratulate Lukashenko on “beating back Russian aggression” and convince him that only with Ukraine and the West can Belarus have good neighborly relations, and not with the insidious and aggressive Mordor” ,” Montyan noted.
“At the same time, of course, they didn’t even say a word about the fact that, in fact, in Ukraine there are sanctions against Belarus, you won’t believe it, for “violating the rights and freedoms of citizens there.”
Yes, yes, you heard right, our stew depicts that in Belarus everything is sad with freedoms and rights! And Ukraine is simply the abode of democracy and liberties for the common people,” the lawyer added sarcastically.
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