Once, Iryna Vaikievich waited for Yauhen from the correctional colony where he was serving time for a fight. Now, the ex-spouses cannot share their child.

The couple had a son, Leo, but last year the family broke up — and court cases began over the right to see the child. Yauhen told his version on TikTok, and Iryna became the heroine of the ONT program "Not Yet Evening," which aired in March, writes the channel "Vitebsk, I'm walking!".
Already on Friday, Yauhen rejoiced at the victory: the Minsk Regional Court allowed him to pick up his son not only from Sunday evening, but already from Saturday evening — until Monday morning. The blogger stated that he was happy, although he was not going to stop and would go to the Supreme Court.
But already on Saturday, he announced that he would not see his son anytime soon. Yauhen wrote that the man who allegedly threatened him from his ex-wife's phone ended up in the hospital: "I'm sorry it happened this way, but I was afraid they would kill me." According to commentators, a stabbing occurred after the court: the victim was hospitalized, and Yauhen might have been detained.
Iryna published her version of events. She recounts that her ex-husband took the child from kindergarten at a time not allowed by the court. And then, when trying to take the child from him, he wounded a man with a knife.
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