A video advertisement for chocolate, named after the main punitive structure of Lukashenka's regime, appeared on the social media accounts of the Kommunarka confectionery factory.
Screenshot from the video
In the "creative" advertising video, a man in civilian clothes (a blogger from Mahilyou) addresses "bandits, corrupt officials, and extremists." The chocolate he presents, according to him, "will get rid of bad thoughts, is good for the brain, and will lift your spirits."
The company itself wrote that they produced the chocolate and considers it "ideal advertising."
However, enthusiasm from potential buyers is not yet visible; on Threads, the post with the video garnered only 4 likes and 4 comments in 7 hours. All of them are negative:
"A perfect example of how one dim-witted SMM specialist can negate all the efforts of manufacturers";
"How disgusting. I hope as many people as possible see this and never buy anything from you again";
"Bye-bye, now we'll ask relatives to bring only Spartak."
Later, "Kommunarka" deleted this video. It appears that this chocolate was not produced for sale, but was custom-made for the security forces, for the anniversary of GUBOPiK.
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