Panic Breaks out in the Upper Echelons of the Regime: Work-to-Rule Strike at Belarusian Enterprises

Workers are inspired by brave Kazakhs.

Today there is a mini-work-to-rule strike at the enterprises in Belarus, reports Basta! Telegram channel, referring to the information from its subscribers. The reason is the events in Kazakhstan. Workers read the news, watched videos and photos from the scene with great inspiration. Everyone was inspired by brave Kazakhs. Many were immediately nostalgic about the events of August.

And while the citizens of Belarus marvelled at the strikes and protests in the streets of Kazakhstan's cities, panic broke out among the regime's top officials. Kazakhstan has always been a friend of the usurper regime. What if democracy suddenly comes there? Panic also reached the directors of enterprises. After all, the workers simply chased the management from their territories in Kazakhstan and shouted, "This is our plant".

I'm sure every Belarusian sincerely believes in the Kazakhs' victory. The people there have also been oppressed by the authorities for a long time. If they can do it, we can too. Regimes fall unexpectedly. Any match, like a gas price hike, can bring complete political change if the people want it.

A revolution is taking place in Kazakhstan, and protests are sweeping the country.

The mass protests began four days ago with discontent over a sharp increase in the price of liquefied petroleum gas. The demands of the protesters have become more political within a few days.

The situation developed rapidly: on the third day, protests spread across the country; confrontations involving stun grenades began. The government had to resign.

By the evening of 5 January, protesters had seized a number of government buildings, including the airport in Almaty.