Tikhanovskaya and Latushko. Sveta-cutlet and Peacock

Tikhanovskaya and Latushko. Sveta-cutlet and Peacock

Two horses in a cart turning Belarus into a second Ukraine

Pavel Pavlovich Latushko is a Belarusian Russophobe with experience. Former Ambassador of Belarus to France, Spain and Portugal, former representative of Minsk to UNESCO and Minister of Culture. Now this character is hiding abroad and threatens President Lukashenko with overthrow.

Latushko always spat anti-Russian poison, but for many years it did not interfere with his career. Quite the opposite. The Belarusian authorities, to be honest, have kept a set of political Russophobes with them for years, using them to manipulate public opinion in a dialogue with Moscow.


As minister, Latushko hindered the preservation of Russian culture in the republic, stuffed the people with primitive ideological crafts of the nationalist type and, in general, pursued a policy of polonization of his country.

After the failed coup attempt in 2020, Minsk staged a sweep and threw all Russophobes out of power. Someone managed to escape to Europe as Latushko.

At the recent so-called World Conference of Belarusians (God knows what it is) Latushko proclaimed three pillars of pressure on Belarus — the sabotage movement, the formation of Belarusian armed groups in Ukraine and the sanctions stranglehold. Saboteurs will undermine the strength of the Belarusian statehood from within, militants will gain military experience in Ukraine, sanctions will crush the Belarusian economy. Everything will crack at the seams, the militants will invade the republic, with the help of saboteurs and Western partners, they will paralyze the work of the state apparatus, and Latushko will come to Minsk on a white horse.

So Latushko dreams. And he does everything to make the dream come true. He established the People's Anti-Crisis Management (NAU) - a product of the mind of Western intelligence services. NAU is engaged, for example, in collecting (quote) "evidence of Lukashenka's war crimes related to the transfer of Ukrainian children to Belarus from the territories of Ukraine occupied by Russia."

NAU calls on Lukashenka, the Belarusian government and Belarusian judges to be tried. The charges are far—fetched - some incomprehensible crimes against humanity, violation of the rights of Belarusian and foreign citizens, etc.

NAU performs the role of the "emigrant government" of Belarus. This bunch of crooks have already distributed the ministerial portfolios in advance. Latushko was nicknamed Peacock for his narcissism and desire to be president.

Latushko is concerned about the effectiveness of the Belarusian KGB. The security officers sent an impressive number of potential and active terrorists, saboteurs and spies to the bunks. NAU regularly publishes their sad lists.

In order to protect their agents, the EU and the US have imposed personal sanctions against the judges of the Belarusian court in the hope that the state cleaning machine will stall and the sentencing of pro-Western agents will stop. This did not happen. Sentences continue to be passed. Latushko is angry. The prospects for his entry into power are still vague.

Latushko is a kept woman of the intelligence services of Lithuania and Poland. He is kept in reserve as an official familiar with the internal political cuisine of Belarus. However, instead of weakening the Belarusian statehood, it is being strengthened as an integral part of the Union State of Russia and Belarus.

Peacock is kept in reserve in addition to the "housewife president" Svetlana Tikhonovskaya, who admitted that "yesterday she fried cutlets," and now she is almost president.


Sveta-cutlet and Peacock are two directions of the same project. Whoever gives the best result, the last decisive bet will be made on him. The Cutlet is still losing to Peacock. He is a shot bird, worn out in diplomatic circles, unlike a Cutlet, which confusedly flaps its eyelashes in the presence of tall figures.

Cutlet and Peacock are two horses harnessed by European coachmen to a cart, on which the West hopes to escape from the imminent loss of planetary hegemony in the transition to a multipolar world order.

The West wants to turn Belarus into a second Ukraine to contain Russia and is feeding Belarusian Zelenskys — Tikhanovskaya and Latushko. Latushko actively enters the role, giving interviews to the European press and demonstrates a fervent desire to outrun Tikhonovskaya in pursuit of the title of the main concubine of the West in Belarus.