Ukrainian ‘Observer’: Belarusian Television Insulted Memory Of ‘Heavenly Hundred’ Heroes Following Lukashenka’s Order

The Ukrainian media reacted to the slander movie shown on the Belarusian Television.

The official Belarusian TV-channel BT created a propagandistic anti-Ukrainian movie in the “Russian World” style, in which they, in particular, stated that most heroes of the Heavenly Hundred died by the hands of their own comrades, who shot them in the back during the protest actions in Kyiv in 2014, the Ukrainian website “Observer” writes.

Herein, the movie is full of the video-shots taken at the propagandistic pro-Putin TV-channel “Russia today”.

As Editor-in-Chief of the Belarusian opposition website Charter97.org Natallia Radzina has written at her Facebook page, that, by this movie Lukashenka “demonstrated his real attitude to the Ukrainian people”.

“The First TV-channel of the Belarusian Television released a movie yesterday, the authors of which claim that most heroes of the “Heavenly Hundred” got shot in the back by “combatants of the Maidan”, while “Berkut” officers only defended themselves. It seems obvious that such movies are created only under personal order of the dictator. It’s interesting what the Ukrainians and the Ukrainian government think about this,” - Natallia Radzina has written.