"Russia's Defeat Screws Up Not Only Putin, But Lukashenka's Junta As Well"

The attempt to come off unscathed is too cheap.

News from a parallel universe. It has finally become clear why the junta made a visa-free regime for Lithuania and Latvia. So that on the eve of Easter, residents of these countries could buy salt and buckwheat in Belarus, writes the Nick and Mike telegram-channel.

Let's make a little revelation for the blue-fingered Mother Teresa. In Lithuania, Latvia and even Poland, everything is fine with food. Whereas, the pensioners in Belarus would be glad to buy up salt and buckwheat, but they have no money. They declare it straight into the camera of the propagandists.

The U turn regarding the war in Ukraine is even more interesting. The blue-fingered one began his speech with the statement "I wish there was no war". Everything is fine, but, if we build on the practices of the Gestapo in Revaliutsyjnaya street, it amounts to at least 15 days of arrest. Lots of Belarusians who spoke out against the war were subjected to repression.

Now it is possible to pretend that you have always been for peace, but Mike has collected all the statements from the beginning of the year in which the blue-fingered one, hiding behind the back of his brother Vova, was threatening Ukraine. Three months after those threats and that repulse by Ukraine, the Potato Moose has squealed about the peace. This is total capitulation.

The volte face is easy to explain. Russia's defeat puts an end not only to Putin but also to the junta, the last support of which is the Kremlin.

The situation on the front has not changed radically since then, but the pace of arms deliveries has increased. In the near future the United States will adopt the Lend-Lease Treaty. This means that there will be even more arms and the prospects for the aggressors will be even worse.

The attempt to come off unscathed in the style "I'm not the one to blame, he came of his own accord" is too cheap.