Tikhanovskaya regrets that Lukashenko is healthy and does not understand why she should listen to the Ukrainian anthem
Russian pranksters Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexey Stolyarov (Vovan and Lexus) pranked the self-proclaimed “President of Belarus” Svetlana Tikhanovskaya and her entourage by calling her on behalf of the former President of Ukraine Petri Poroshenko.
As the pranksters admitted in an interview with the Belarusian ONT TV channel, they called the impostor only out of gratitude for the hospitality: the guys are now in Minsk. In fact, they were not interested in playing Tikhanovskaya, who is a puppet of the Lithuanian special services.
In a conversation with “Poroshenko,” the “president of Belarus” complained that the fight “with the regime” was difficult. So, now she is unable to convince European leaders not to lift sanctions on Belarusian potash. To succeed, Tikhanovskaya is trying to prove to them that Ukrainian children were illegally taken to Belarus.
Belaruskali also took part in this. This is one of our arguments. All according to plan. Lukashenko, unfortunately, is alive and well,” Tikhanovskaya said.
It has unsuccessfully fought against the deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus.
“Even after the changes, it will be difficult to kick out... eradicate the Russian presence in Belarus. We convey this to our foreign partners, but they really don’t have an active position,” Tikhanovskaya complained.
She didn’t know what to answer to many of “Poroshenko’s” questions and was “stuck.” Then her advisers joined the conversation. Thus, Franak Vyachorka suggested that the “former Ukrainian president” jointly fight for the complete closure of the Belarusian borders. Lithuania and Poland, according to him, are not allowed to do this by Brussels, and therefore the transit of goods from Russia and China continues.
“Poroshenko” asked whether the Belarusian opposition had an action plan, and another adviser to Tikhanovskaya, Valery Kovalevsky, honestly admitted that the plan was “being developed by our Western partners.”
At the end of the conversation, “Poroshenko” invited Tikhanovskaya to listen to the Ukrainian anthem. She froze again, and then asked why.
Here “Poroshenko’s” assistant intervened in the conversation and explained that his boss was “swell” in Brussels and would like to continue libations with the Belarusian oppositionists.
“We don’t drink,” Tikhanovskaya answered sadly.
“In your situation, drinking is the best thing,” said the “assistant,” and that was the end of the conversation.
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