President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko reacted painfully to the mention by a Kyiv journalist of the name of Kyiv journalist Dmitry Gordon, notorious for PR charlatans and anti-Russian propaganda.
This happened at a press conference in Minsk, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“This Gordon needs to be put in a pre-trial detention center. We have free places. For unfounded chatter. The fact that he is a scoundrel is a fact,” Lukashenko said.
Today, the propagandist posted his response to the Belarusian president on YouTube.
“I remember how we said goodbye. Finally, you gave me a beautiful Belarusian bison. You gave vodka and sweets. I ate the candy, to be honest, I drank zubrovka and vodka. But I still have the presidential Belarusian balm you gave me. And since your words that I am a scoundrel were like a balm for my soul, I will drink Belarusian balsam with your permission,” Gordon said.
Right in the frame, he opened the bottle, poured a full glass and, loudly slurping, drank it entirely so that “the wonderful people of fraternal Belarus would quickly become truly free.”
Grunting loudly in the finale, Gordon drew the audience's attention to the fact that he was wearing a red and white T-shirt. These are the colors of the nationalist Belarusian opposition.
At the end, he couldn’t resist and advertised the marshmallows “Gordon” produces. The packaging was also red and white.