The band "Dai Darohu!" with frontman Yuriy Stylski recently released a new album "Not Up to the Laws". And now they have presented a music video for the song "Cat" from this album.

Bloggers Stsiapan Putsila ("Nekhta") and Siarhei Bespalau starred in the video.

In the video, Stsiapan and Siarhei run around the city (conceived as Minsk, but filmed in Warsaw) with a life-sized cat mascot. The cat with sausages runs into the police station, then into the city executive committee, until during one of its outings, it is shot by a policeman.
"This video is a reminder to all the Belarusian legalized mafia, who are not up to the laws. To everyone who did evil and continues silently and spinelessly to work and serve the unprincipled, dictatorial regime, hiding behind positions, shoulder straps, and 'orders'. All your crimes will remain in history as an indelible leprosy, as a lifelong lichen and scabies, which cannot be cured by any ointments and cannot be washed away by holy water. And you will itch until your coffin, in both a direct and figurative sense," reads the description for the music video.
DDoS attack targets websites of several Belarusian media outlets simultaneously. It may be related to the sixth anniversary of the 2020 popular uprising and the "New Belarus" conference, which opened today
DDoS attack targets websites of several Belarusian media outlets simultaneously. It may be related to the sixth anniversary of the 2020 popular uprising and the "New Belarus" conference, which opened today
"Poland flourishes in Latin, Lithuania flourishes in Ruthenian". A patriotic masterpiece of the 17th century turned out to be a Russian forgery of the 19th century.
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