"Incredibly Annoying!" Eurasianist Derman is no longer happy with trips to Russia
In Grigory Azaronok's program, Aliaksei Derman, known for his Eurasian views cultivated over the last decade, complained about recent problems in relations between Belarus and Russia. Trips to the spiritual center of Eurasianism have recently stopped bringing him spiritual and physical comfort, and there is a specific reason for this.
"I will say personally. I adore Russia, I love traveling there. But now with roaming, it's simply a mess.
You arrive — Belarusian roaming is blocked for a day. To register a SIM card — you have to go through some circles of hell, this digital hell, to register there as a Belarusian in SNILS, "Gosuslugi" (Public Services portal), and so on. You need to spend about a day just on this, on registration. If you have some Russian work card — roaming is also blocked…
That is, we should not pay attention to informers, but to what really complicates the lives of ordinary people, specifically Belarusians and Russians.
And this problem with communication — it's concrete. It's number one," Derman bitterly complained.
Azaronok interjected that all of this is annoying, and Derman, who had tried to maintain external calm in his criticism, flared up with anger:
"Yes, it's incredibly annoying, honestly! You can't connect, there's no internet, you can't call! Do we have a Union State? My question is: we took two steps forward in something — and three steps back! How can this be?"
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