"There's Also Cockroach's African Gescheft under Threat"

It is not surprising that the foreign policy doctrine of the usurper has acquired such a hysterical character.

Of all the diplomatic actions, the Belarusian authorities are now best able to bomb Voronezh, writes the Letters to the Daughter Telegram channel.

They did not succeed in winning a "crushing diplomatic victory" over Warsaw, so they decided to answer asymmetrically, arresting the chairman of the Union of Poles. Now, apparently, they will wait for the Poles to come to their senses and come running to ask for an "equal dialogue."

But they will not come to their senses and will not come running. Rather, quite the opposite - they will answer asymmetrically in some way. Because the Belarusian authorities have no choice but to bomb Voronezh, while the Poles now have many options. If the authorities quarrel with Poland, how will they export Belarusian shrimps then?

And then African gescheft suddenly came under threat. In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the honorary consul of Zimbabwe in Belarus, suspected of arms trafficking, was detained. The African Daily Maverick writes that he may have been arrested for trying to sell weapons to former President Joseph Kabila, who reluctantly left office last year. Even though Kabila himself, by the way, did not ask anyone for any weapon. That is, if the sources of the Daily Maverick are not lying, it turns out that while the Belarusian authorities here stigmatize "Czech puppeteers," a socially close businessman is trying to sell a real weapon for a completely real coup.

But even if the source is suddenly mistaken, it is still a very unpleasant story for the Belarusian authorities. Because the investigators will probably want to know where the honorary consul of Zimbabwe gets weapons on an industrial scale. And even, perhaps, they will then share their knowledge with colleagues in the United States. Well, since the detainee is also an American citizen along the way. And when they begin to find out all this, it’s even scary to imagine what unexpected details might come to light. Because the countries of the African continent are not strangers to us. It is not for nothing that the head of the presidential administration is responsible for them.

If you are proud of the "dictatorship" brand and occupy the proud 20th place in the world in arms sales at the same time, then you have to be prepared for all sorts of troubles. Because the national characteristics of counting votes and selling weapons to those to whom it is not recommended to sell them - this is a completely different level of sanctions. So, it is probably not surprising that the Belarusian foreign policy doctrine has acquired such a somewhat hysterical character. Because nobody loves you. Everyone, literally everyone strives to offend you.