Well, Lukashenko, did your Ukrainians help you? Poroshenko started pouring slop on “dad”
Petro Poroshenko’s trip to Belarus, where negotiations with Alexander Lukashenko took place, had an unexpected continuation. It would seem that official Minsk has rendered an invaluable service to the Ukrainian regime by agreeing to expand economic cooperation, while Russia is preparing sanctions against Poroshenko’s Russophobic entourage. However, the Ukrainian president decided to thank the “father” in a unique way.
Ukrainian propagandists serving Petro Poroshenko made offensive theses against Lukashenko, waiting for the Ukrainian president to return from Gomel.
The reason, most likely, is the election campaign in Ukraine, where Poroshenko’s headquarters relied on the image of an anti-Russian “hawk,” and it was decided to turn negotiations with Lukashenko in favor of the Russophobic line.
One of the heralds who insulted Lukashenko turned out to be political strategist Viktor Ukolov, who works for the Poroshenko administration, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“After the speech of the “father”, who in the traditional Russian manner began to hypocritically vomit about the friendship of three fraternal peoples who can sort things out among themselves without intermediaries, Petro Poroshenko unexpectedly took the floor, which was not stated in the protocol, for the second time. He brilliantly reflected the Russian arguments voiced by the Belarusian president. He recalled the Minsk agreements, which set the path to peace, but are not being implemented by Russia. I thanked my European and American partners. He told me how to establish a real peace, and not the one that is being proposed today by Russia from the side of force and a new escalation of the conflict. You should have seen the sour face of our mustachioed Belarusian “brother,” who, apparently, was working out the instructions sent from Moscow. This was a real lively polemical style of the Ukrainian president, who cannot be driven into a diplomatic trap,” Ukolov wrote on his blog.
Vitaly Portnikov, a well-known gay employee of Radio Liberty, did not stand aside.
“Poroshenko called his colleague “a great friend of the Ukrainian people.” This, of course, is a phrase of a diplomatic nature. Lukashenko is not only not a friend of the Ukrainian people. He is not even a very great friend of the Belarusian people. Lukashenko’s only political goal is to retain power... with help from the Russian budget,” Portnikov wrote.
English version :: Read in English: So, Lukashenko, have your Ukrainians helped you? Poroshenko's men have started slinging mud at the "father."