Press House Failed To Print Newspaper Issue Reporting About "Machine Breakdown" Because Of Machine Breakdown

Ideologists have moved to the tactics of petty nasty tricks.

Another Belarusian newspaper has become a victim of the "breakage" of the machine at the printing shop of the Belarusian Press House. This time a new issue of BelGazeta was out of luck. Kiryl Zhyvalovich, the newspaper's chief editor, told Euroradio about it.

The irony is that part of the issue is devoted to an attempt to figure out why the state printing press breaks down when non-state publications with "uncomfortable" content come there.

Earlier, the Press House failed to print three issues of Komsomolskaya Pravda in Belarus and one issue of Narodnaya Volia, referring to the breakdowns. They were covering street protests in Belarus.