Tsikhanouski ironizes about his wife: Lukashenka helps and cares for her, even when there was a threat to children, all information was passed to Poland
"When she says 'don't be afraid,' she has reasons for it," — explains Siarhei Tsikhanouski to his viewers.
Blogger Siarhei Tsikhanouski, in his latest stream, ironized about the speech of his wife, the leader of democratic forces Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, at the opening of Forum 2000 in Prague.
"I know how hard it is to keep hope when there is so much bad news around. But dictators want us to feel powerless. Let's not give them that joy. Europe is strong because of its values. Never give up on them. And never underestimate your own strength. Don't believe Putin. Don't believe Lukashenka. And don't be afraid of them. Stay united. Stay confident. Don't lose optimism. Because the greatest gift we can give dictators is our fear. And the biggest threat to them is our courage," — was said in Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's speech.
The blogger decided to comment on the politician's statement:
"Many people from Belarus and Russia wrote: 'What is this: 'don't be afraid'? It's easy for you to say, you're abroad, but we are here, in the country, and you advise us not to be afraid. So, maybe you'll also advise us to go out into the streets? And why don't you go out yourself, huh?' There were a lot of such comments.
But I must, frankly speaking, in this case stand up for Sviatlana Heorhiyeuna (Tsikhanouskaya) against these haters. Because she, no matter what you write, does not lie one bit and does not say any nonsense. And why, strictly speaking, should she be afraid of Lukashenka or Putin? Why?
It's completely unclear. The thing is, Lukashenka himself helped her with money for housing, you know that, right? And he helped her get to the border. And recently there was an incident: there was some terrorist threat to the children of an activist, so even the Polish consul in Belarus was summoned. And all information about the impending terrorist attack was handed over to this consul. That is, they protect her, they informed her in time. They even 'released' her husband for her.
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Therefore, when she says "don't be afraid," she has reasons for it. Why not? Why not, if Lukashenka really helps. Well, he helps as best he can, he cares for her. That's why she is not afraid of him, and that's why she calls Putin wise.
So don't attack, friends, don't attack. You are making these claims completely groundlessly."
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