A Pestilence Has Begun In Lukashenko's "abode"

• 16.05.2026, 9:25

Trouble came to the Lukashists from where they were not expecting it.

Do you remember how the ruler shook pictures of dead calves in front of officials and the court press, scaring that the townspeople might lose their minds at such a picture?

And how the chief inspector Gerasimov lightningly reported the current whereabouts - "Already in the pre-trial detention center!" of the chairman of the ill-fated kolkhoz where the very same open-air cattle burial ground was discovered? -

And all those endless promises to officials of a last man-to-man talk on the subject of cattle deaths? All these threats to beat them like cow goats, because "it's not even a criminal offense anymore"?

And the stories "about the calf, which is like a child to me?" and "the cow licked Lukashenko's hand" designed to squeeze out a tear of sympathy?

It seems that the chief inspector Gerasimov has one more reason to put another folder on Lukashenko's desk. After all, we are talking about losses from poultry deaths amounting to over 2 million rubles and 900 thousand rubles of damage from cattle deaths.

But we are unlikely to see a pathos story about the main savior of calves from this particular farm. After all, as the Vitebsk channel discovered, I'm walking around, we are talking about "Alexandriyskoye".

The very Potemkin JSC "Alexandriyskoye", where the ruler comes to pose behind the wheel of a new combine harvester, ride a spitz in a motorcycle sidecar and just relax.

The very "Alexandriyskoye", which belongs to Lukashenko's administration and receives tens of millions of rubles from the budget as part of state support. In a word, "this is different".

And yet, this is another reason to think about what hell can happen in the simpler collective farms, if even a farm with the status of an exemplary showcase is not immune to such things.

Artyom Sinitsyn, "Salidarnasts".