Ukrainian bloggers entered the Belarusian presidential campaign on the side of Lukashenko
Internet active persons with opposing views in Ukraine spoke out on Belarusian issues.
Pro-Maidan political scientist Yuri Romanenko, against whom a criminal case has been opened in Russia for calls to kill Russian reporters in the Donbass, writes in his Telegram channel: in order to “defeat Putin,” Ukraine must make Russian the second state language, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Look at today's Belarus - how can Putin lure Russian-speaking people when they already have all possible privileges?! Therefore, in the Belarusian direction, Russia has sunk to the level of kindergarten teasing, secretly throwing offensive clichés against Lukashenko like “mustachioed cockroach,” Romanenko wrote, broadcasting the version of the Belarusian presidential administration that blogger Sergei Tikhanovsky, who came up with the slogan “Stop the cockroach,” was financed from Moscow .
The Ukrainian political scientist believes that Belarusians will “defend with arms in their hands an order in which both Russian-speaking and Belarusian-speaking people are comfortable” in the event of a hypothetical Russian invasion.
“The problem is that Lukashenko is a nationally oriented politician, Putin is a nationally disoriented politician, and Zelensky is not a politician at all. Lukashenko once wisely spoke to the Kremlin: “We are Russian, but this does not mean that we are Russians. Let us have our own point of view on the world." Will we expect a similar verbal slap in the face for Russians from the current Ukrainian government? Hardly. Lukashenko is still a man with brains and balls, and Ukraine is now ruled by green snot without brains and balls,” wrote Romanenko.
A video about how life in Belarus is cheaper than in Russia and Ukraine was posted on her YouTube channel by lawyer Tatyana Montyan, who now criticizes the Maidan participants.
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