The so-called “Belarusian Liberation Army”, fighting on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, presented a new uniform

The self-proclaimed “Belarusian Liberation Army,” whose representatives are fighting on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, presented its uniform and insignia. The presentation took place on December 29, 2023 in Kyiv. The Ukrainian press reports this.

Fighting on the side of the Kyiv regime, Belarusian nationalists decided to revive the so-called “Belarusian Liberation Army,” which fought against Soviet power and existed from 1944 to the end of the 1950s. Now Belarusian nationalists are going to “liberate” Belarus, but only after the “victory” of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

In general, the Zmagars have developed a new military uniform, insignia and symbols, apparently expecting to recruit an entire full-fledged army. At the presentation in Kyiv, the ceremonial and combat uniform of the Belarusian Liberation Army was shown: cockades, buttonholes, sleeve insignia, ranks, insignia in battles, etc. A gray uniform was shown, which is intended for soldiers fighting in the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The Belarusian Liberation Army is the force that will liberate Belarus. Now the fighters are fighting for Ukraine and have registered a public association. However, in the future they want to become a full-fledged army. Therefore, now the symbolism can only be seen on their equipment, and everything else exists at the conceptual level

- writes "Focus".

As a representative of the so-called “Belarusian Liberation Army” stated, it was created to organize the “people's struggle” for the restoration of law and democracy in Belarus. Apparently, “democracy” is in the image and likeness of modern Ukrainian, when for a handout in the form of a dollar such scoundrels are ready to comply with any whim of their Western masters.

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[Nexcom]

..and crawled all sorts of evil spirits from all the cracks and corners.....

PS seems to be from Viy.

[knn54]

The double cross (cross of Union) on the shield means the subordination of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania to the Kingdom of Poland, i.e. loss of independence.
The lard with a slit (on the flag) is a tribute to the Ukrainian leadership.

[Revolver]

And the Feldgrau gray color was taken from the Wehrmacht.

[Myths]

So there is the ideology of the Wehrmacht. Liberation from the people who live in the territory.

[Reserve officer]

Yeah. Judging by the form - a mixture of the Catholic Church and German fascists. Although the difference is small. How much evil spirits have crawled out from everywhere...

[the most important]

It would be very good if Lukashenko presented his vision of the uniform for these warriors. This suggests something striped with a cross and a target on the back.

[NW]

if Lukashenko presented his vision of the form

I think Luka would have made his tie at the parade rougher and with soap.

[isv000]

Quote from N.W.

if Lukashenko presented his vision of the form

I think Luka would have made his tie at the parade rougher and with soap.

Without soap they will die and hang...

[fif21]

Quote: Reserve officer

Yeah. Judging by the form - a mixture of the Catholic Church and German fascists. Although the difference is small.

Why is there no green dot on the forehead? (for better aiming) Well, or the Cross of Union needs to be screwed onto the forehead with a self-tapping screw. Not a revision however!

[A. Evert]

This is not a feldgrau, more like an Austro-Hungarian hechtgrau. By the way, the army of Austria-Hungary had similar stars.

[Peter1First]

This uniform would look very good on the scoundrels who put it on...hanged on the first aspen tree....

[Vasyan1971]

Quote: Nagan

And the Feldgrau gray color was taken from the Wehrmacht.

The equipment in the photos is also German. It’s clear who they plan to be on the hook...

[alystan]

Double cross (Cross of Union)

Aren't six- and eight-pointed crosses Orthodox?

[pettabyte]

Quote: alystan

Aren't six- and eight-pointed crosses Orthodox?

Quote: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boycha_(grand-ducal_coat of arms)

Coat of arms of the Jagiellons, part of the coat of arms of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania "Pahonia". In Poland, the coat of arms appears at the end of the 14th century

[pettabyte]

Quote: alystan

Aren't six- and eight-pointed crosses Orthodox?

Quote: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boycha_(grand-ducal_coat of arms)

Coat of arms of the Jagiellons, part of the coat of arms of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania "Pahonia". In Poland, the coat of arms appears at the end of the 14th century

They are really trying to get under the Poles so much that they are playing at the union...

[neworange88]

This is their way of trying to attract volunteers from Belarus to fight for Ukraine. Another anti-crisis. The Ukrainians are running out. We decided to involve the Belarusians. The only good thing here is that again there is a time lag of 80 years between the current events and the events of WWII. This means that 2024 is really an analogue in the chronology of the events of 1944, and after 1944 there was May 1945.

The Belarusian nationalists, fighting on the side of the Kyiv regime, decided to revive the so-called “Belarusian Liberation Army”, which fought against Soviet power and existed since 1944 and until the end of the 1950s.

1944 and the current year 2024. The difference is 80 years.

[pettabyte]

Quote from: neworange88

volunteers from Belarus

But won’t Belarusians be embarrassed that this is the coat of arms of those who have oppressed them thoroughly for centuries?

[neworange88]

Who do you mean? Poles or what? The Grand Duchy of Lithuania primarily included the lands of present-day Belarus and Ukraine. Here is the Cross on the flag of Belarus, model 1991.

[neworange88]

Here are also historical maps of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (Grand Duchy of Lithuania). Lithuanian from the word Litvins, not from the word Lithuanians. Poland here is located to the west of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The third map shows the former borders of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania with an overlay on the borders of the countries of the 1991 model.

[T.A.V.]

Which of the rulers of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania called himself a Belarusian?

[Roma 1977]

"Litvin" is the medieval form of the modern word "Lithuanian". Just like a Turk was called “Turchin”, an Italian “Fryazin”, a Russian – “Rusin”. And in Polish even now “litvin” specifically means “Lithuanian”. In a broad sense, “Litvins” meant all subjects of Lithuania, regardless of their ethnic origin; in a narrow sense, they were simply Lithuanians.

[pettabyte]

Quote from: neworange88

Polyakov or what?

Them, and the Lithuanians.

Quote from: neworange88

The Grand Duchy of Lithuania primarily included the lands of present-day Belarus and Ukraine

It did, but it seemed like they had the rights of not just untermensche, but somewhere close.

[Lako]

The Belarusian lands became part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania after they were captured by the Lithuanian princes. Under Algirdas the Great, the lands of what is now Ukraine, right up to the Black Sea, became part of the Principality of Lithuania. But today the Folds don’t remember this and don’t call themselves Litvins.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: pettabyte

Quote from: neworange88

volunteers from Belarus

But won’t Belarusians be embarrassed that this is the coat of arms of those who have oppressed them thoroughly for centuries?

The Ukrainians are not embarrassed by “Wolf Hook”, the SS division “Galicia”, and Hauptsturmführer Shukhevych. They kiss the same Poles on the gums, they actually lease the country to Poland, they paint German crosses on vehicles - and why should the Belarusian “Banderaites” be embarrassed by this?
Again, someone was “properly rotted for centuries,” but people like this “army” were always there and ate scraps from the invaders’ table without any squeamishness.

So for such “liberators” this is normal.

[isv000]

Quote: pettabyte

But won’t Belarusians be embarrassed that this is the coat of arms of those who have oppressed them thoroughly for centuries?

The Belarusians will not be embarrassed, because the real Belarusians are in Belarus, and these are evil spirits, scum...

[Askold65]

Quote: alystan

Aren't six- and eight-pointed crosses Orthodox?

These are not crosses, but stars. The eight-pointed star of St. Andrew the First-Called (revered by the Orthodox), and the six-pointed star of David (revered by the Jews).

[bober1982]

Quote: Askold65

The eight-pointed star of St. Andrew the First-Called (revered by the Orthodox), and the six-pointed star of David (revered by the Jews).

Not an eight-pointed star, but a silver eight-pointed star of the Order Holy Apostle Andrew the First-Called - the highest award of the Russian Empire.
What connection there is with the Orthodox and the Jewish star is not clear.

[Reserve officer]

The Russian Orthodox cross, also known as the Russian cross, bears close similarities to the Latin cross. There is only one difference between them and that is the line crossing the horizontal in an oblique manner.

[Lako]

On the Belarusian coat of arms "Pahonia", sample from the 90s. The so-called patriarchal cross. It dates back to Byzantine times and was a symbol of the Moscow patriarchs; moreover, this cross resembles the cross of Euphrosyne of Polotsk. This is how it differs from the current coat of arms of the Republic of Lithuania, where the Jagiellonian cross is on the shield. From a historical point of view, this is a complete misunderstanding. What relation might the cross of Euphrosyne have to the coat of arms of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania?

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

The main thing is that there is a mustache on the sample form. They mow down Grigoryevich.) Without mustaches, you can’t win, no way.))

[neworange88]

Is this the famous mustache of hope?

[Lako]

What do you understand, cotton wool. This is fat with a layer

[lelik613]

The cross seems to be from Lorraine, but don’t touch the lard, it’s sacred! It is lard “With sprouting” and nothing else!

[Tusv]

Quote: Nexcom

and crawled all sorts of evil spirits from all the cracks and corners..

Where was Pinocchio filmed? In Crimea, who filmed Little Red Riding Hood? Bulbash TV. And go, Ukrainians, all of you. You don't know how to do anything except show off. And even then under the leadership of Washington. And Little Red Riding Hood is forever.

[Herr Stirlitz]

Yeah... The Air Force insignia is very relevant))) Fuck you flyers, there are no planes, but there is an emblem

[Nexcom]

yeah. There are no tanks either.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

Then naval symbols are needed!

[Nexcom]

Especially the identification marks of the submarine fleet. Without this there is no way.

[Michael]

Quote: Nexcom

Especially the identification marks of the submarine fleet. Without this there is no way.

The space forces should not be forgotten either. Especially the Space Marines.

[Nexcom]

Damn, how could I forget about this!!

[Enceladus]

Quote: Michael

The space forces should not be forgotten either. Especially the Space Marines.

\Well, I couldn’t resist...

[Nexcom]

Cool, by the way, is the film Starship Troopers, based on R. Heinlein. If you haven’t served, you’re not a citizen and you have no right to vote or hold office—the main theme of the book.

[Zagrebun]

The film has nothing to do with Heinlein at all. It’s like showing Pavka Korchagin as a transgender man.

[Nexcom]

some details and characters are taken from the book. and then P. Verhoeven imagined the rest.

[Zoldat_A]

!

Quote: Nexcom

Cool, by the way, is the film Starship Troopers, based on R. Heinlein. If you haven’t served, you’re not a citizen and you have no right to vote or hold office—the main theme of the book.

You, Dmitry, will laugh, but about thirty years ago our Vladimir Volfovich, in addition to unconditional admission to a university for any demobilization, proposed moving the age of voting rights from 18 to 21 years. He motivated this by the lack of civic maturity to make such important decisions. In addition, he also linked this with military service. Remember yourself - who you were when you went into the army and who you came back as. Two different people.
In short, “if you have fulfilled an honorable duty, you will receive an honorable right.” True, he very quickly abandoned this - our “democratic public” began to peck at him for “infringing on the rights of young people.”

I don’t know whether he read R. Heinlein, but his political foresight could not be denied. I remember my first elections - the whole company was forced into the gym in training, they voted in formation for some honored shepherd - the only candidate somewhere from the "indestructible bloc of communists and non-party people."
So maybe there is some sense in linking military service with voting rights and positions. Naturally, if you do it smartly and without distortions.

[Michael]

Quote: Zoldat_A

So maybe there is some sense in linking military service with voting rights and positions. Naturally, if you do it smartly and without distortions.

Volfych, despite all the shockingness, about raising the voting age, he’s right.
But I recommend reading R. Sheckley’s story “Ticket to Planet Tranai.” He's short.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Michael

But I recommend reading R. Sheckley’s story “Ticket to Planet Tranai.” He's short.

Read. About thirty years ago. And I often cite him here as an example of an ideal example of interaction between society and officials at different levels. Who are not assigned to “lead and direct,” as they believe in our country, but to “serve and work for the good.”
Those “medallions for officials” would have helped us a lot...

[Michael]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Those “medallions for officials” would have helped us a lot...

There is no Stalin on them))).
If half a century ago such technologies were presented together with space flights, now they choose the best singer or actor, or even a clown, interactively.
Only officials are not allowed, otherwise who will become an official?

[isv000]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Remember yourself - who you were when you went into the army and who you came back as. Two different people.

It always tickled me that you could go into battle at the age of 18, and buy vodka at the age of 21...

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: isv000

It always tickled me that you could go into battle at the age of 18, and buy vodka at the age of 21...

And we were all law-abiding - amazingly...
I didn’t know anyone who came to serve urgently and didn’t know the taste. Even though he was involved in sports, he was a sign. My father got me into sports, and for the first time he poured champagne for the New Year himself - he was always a supporter of the opinion that alcohol in reasonable quantities is healthy and necessary for the body.

There was, however, a problem that even those who were demobilized were not given coupons for vodka - so I never stood in Gorbachev’s loops. I thought it was cheaper to overpay a taxi driver or a huckster in one chervonets than to stand in line for half a day for a bottle of vodka. He was not a “golden youth”, he was an ordinary student. That’s why I always knew where they would give that chervonets for unloading the wagons.

[isv000]

Quote: Zoldat_A

And we were all law-abiding - amazingly...
I didn’t know anyone who came to serve urgently and didn’t know the taste.

Before sending it to me, they packed my knapsack and my aunt - God bless her! - rolled up two liter jars of lingonberry “compote” for me. At the assembly they organized a search, everything with a degree was in smithereens! When we boarded the train, we had the warmest of all - two liters of vodka!

[isv000]

Quote: Zoldat_A

And we were all law-abiding - amazingly...
I didn’t know anyone who came to serve urgently and didn’t know the taste.

Before sending it to me, they packed my knapsack and my aunt - God bless her! - rolled up two liter jars of lingonberry “compote” for me. At the assembly they organized a search, everything with a degree was in smithereens! When we boarded the train, we had the warmest of all - two liters of vodka!

[Michael]

Quote: Nexcom

according to R. Heinlein. If you haven’t served, you’re not a citizen and you have no right to vote or hold office—the main theme of the book.

Regarding “holding a position,” I highly recommend R. Sheckley’s “Ticket to Planet Tranai.”

[Zagrebun]

The main leitmotif of the book is that if you want to manage, be kind enough to spend 5 years for the benefit of society, with possible danger to your life, if necessary. Because according to the book, they hire everyone, even Stephen Hawking would be given a job (press the blue button once an hour, for example). According to the author, this should be a filter separating infantile dreamers from people of action. The author did not write how to find a council for those who passed the selection process. Like the “wolves” themselves will carry out intraspecific selection so that the “sheep” don’t suddenly run out. The idea is so-so.

[Rostov Papa]

A wooden mac will be just right for all branches of the military

[ankir13]

And aerospace, why waste time on trifles, with starships!

[Zagrebun]

Podvodnikov. In the steppes of Ukraine. There was a wing with a sword, give me a fin with a sword.

[Leshak]

Now Belarusian nationalists are going to “liberate” Belarus, but only after the “victory” of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The fool riches with a thought.

[_DD_]

How come they don’t burst into flames with shame...

[opuonmed]

when will the Russian Federation equalize everyone in the Ukrr?????? so that people like this don’t raise their heads

[Neo-9947]

This is the iconostasis!
Not otherwise, he distinguished himself in Livonskaya.
He doesn’t remember who he fought for.

[pettabyte]

It seems to me that these are not badges of Belarus, but of the second half-popia of the Poles (Lithuania, it seems), well, when did the Lithuanian principality seize all of Belarus, approximately all of Ukraine, and then itself fell into a union with Poland?
The Polish patch can be seen behind all these things.

[pettabyte]

Yeah, it looks like that.
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Бойча_(великокняжеский_герб)

[Nik2013]

After being captured, these should be sent strictly to Lukashenko. Old Man will figure it out better than ours.

[suhorukofal]

I think such people will not be taken prisoner. These ideological comrades have earned a very bad reputation.

[Aviator_]

After being captured, these should be sent strictly to Lukashenko. Old Man will figure it out better than ours.

Naturally better. There is the highest measure of social protection.

[Incvizitor]

These are without captivity at all.

[Revolver]

Quote: Nik2013

These after captivity

Rope, tree. Some assembly required.

[75 Sergey]

Well, yes, well, yes, that’s just what they needed to be happy.
Damn morons.

[Volunteer Marek]

“Vidavochnae-incredible”, translated: obvious-incredible.

[Volunteer Marek]

“Vidavochnae-incredible”, translated: obvious-incredible.

[stelltok]

Belarusian nationalists

These are not nationalists.
These are liberals.
A nationalist (right) will never lie under the West, or under anyone. (A-priory.)

In general, the Zmagars developed a new military uniform, insignia and symbols

And at the same time, a Catholic cross is drawn on the symbols.
Although Belarus is an Orthodox country.

it was created to organize the “people's struggle” for the restoration of law and democracy in Belarus.

It was created to sell the country to the West.
Well, that means they are not nationalists.
Typical liberals.

[pettabyte]

Quote from stelltok

Catholic cross drawn on symbols

The Poles' ears are visible.
Once upon a time, those lands were under Polish oppression for hundreds of years.
They spread rot on the Orthodox and in general.
They liked it and want it again.

[pettabyte]

Quote from stelltok

will never fall under the west

All sorts of Ilyins, ROA, Bandera, all this riffraff that is in the article.
Yes, even any home-grown “Zigong” that got caught up in Maincamp already in the West (the whole book is there about how cool the German nation is and how bad the rest are, but only a downer can read this without being a German or a scientist (even an amateur).
How many times has this happened in Asia? There are tons of examples.
Another thing is that there is no QUALITY there.

[Aviator_]

Although Belarus is an Orthodox country.

There are a lot of Catholics in the Brest region. But everyone is adequate, this is not Sumeria.

[Roma 1977]

Not in Brest, but in Grodno. Half of the population there are Poles of Lithuanian origin.

[Alexga]

I wonder who does this crap there? Kolya Statkevich, the creator of the BZV and the symbols here of the BZVeshnaya, has been sitting in the zone since the 20th year. Valera Sakhashchik, the shadow minister of defense in the Tikhanovsky cabinet, is raising his own construction business in Poland, and he is the former commander of the 38th air assault brigade. It seems that there are no more more or less famous people. Circus, and nothing more, especially the emblems on planes and tanks.

[incognoto]

here we need to work together with our colleagues from Belarus to eliminate such formations... they have a lot of advertising, but in fact there are few people

[IVZ]

What kind of parable? The BMP on the poster is the Japanese "Type 89". Out of fear, it seems they weren’t supplied.

[anatolv]

As an illustration of the slogan “The whole world is with us!”

[Sergei Viktorovich Korolev]

Spirochetes emerged against the background of syphilis in the west.

[Nyrobsky]

Both of our states, Russia and Belarus, will cleanse their society through the disposal of this garbage that considers itself to be the ROA and BOA, the main thing is that they gather together so that they don’t have to be caught individually.

[Enceladus]

And also his Makarov pistol, and a Kalashnikov assault rifle, a Dragunov sniper rifle... RPG-7, etc.

However, in the future they want to become a full-fledged army

It's a bad lie that he doesn't dream of sleeping with a general

[Fangaro]

The Belarusian Liberation Army, fighting on the side of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, presented a new uniform

Such a stupid demonstration of self-sufficiency is akin to spitting in the direction of Belarus. But a person who goes against the state is small, weak and mortal. Sometimes suddenly.

[Thrifty]

These signs make it easy to identify them and, as a result, do not take them prisoner, but eliminate them immediately on the spot!

[Slon_on]

Wow, the zmagarili painted New Year's comics. There will be no personnel for the battalion there.

[kventinasd]

May the Belarusians forgive me, but I can’t read their language without laughing.

[Roma 1977]

Belarusians have a common language, Russian. Mova is exclusively a marker of zmagar. If you happen to see a porcupine somewhere by chance, know that it ziggs without any options at night under a blanket when no one is looking.

[g_ae]

Where there are zmagars, it stinks of shit.

[Nikolaevich I]

Why the hell do we need to know what the patients of the insane asylum come up with?

[Sergey Prutkov55]

To organize the struggle for the values ​​of the West - pederasty, pedophilia, drug addiction, prostitution, lesbianism, transgenderism, Russophobia, pornography, pimping, appropriation of other people's national wealth and many other valuable Western values. As they used to say in the old days - the flag is in their hands, and the drum is around their neck. Learn from the margins. Not only industry has died there, but also agriculture, and some instructors are in charge.

[Dimm588]

How do you “liberate”? Stand in a knee-elbow position in front of the USA or what?

[Sergey1984]

the corrupt for 30 pieces of silver are trying to sell Belarus to the Anglo-Saxons, they wanted to free themselves from the advanced Belarusian industry, agriculture from the sacred feat of the Belarusians in the Great Patriotic War, from unity with the Russian world. Fascists. Well, it’s okay, I’m sure their turn will come, the time will come and daddy will get them, and Vladimir Vladimirovich will help.

[arnulla]

The old man will quickly pull an eye on these assholes) If anything...
He, like our nullified snot, will not chew about “I was deceived”

[Lako]

We sewed new uniforms for the whole brigade, all ten people. After the former commander of the Belarusian zmagarou, Marchuk, was sent to the next world near Lisichansk, he and his comrades began to forget about them. That's why this PR campaign came about.

[bone1]

As soon as you get your hands on it, hang it up immediately.

[svp67]

Well, now it will be easier to identify them...

[Romanenko]

The so-called “Belarusian Liberation Army”, fighting on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, presented a new uniform

Let them get some white slippers, they will really come in handy.

[Romanenko]

The so-called “Belarusian Liberation Army”, fighting on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, presented a new uniform

Let them get some white slippers, they will really come in handy.

[Blackbeard]

traitors, what else can you say, a separate cauldron has been prepared for them

[A. Evert]

Non-existent army.

[Al manah]

Do these sad clowns really have tanks and planes like the ones in the pictures?

[Glagol1]

Scumbags stuck between Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine. Catch and give to Old Man. However, he already catches them himself. And in the Republic of Belarus, for terrorism, and this is this case, a tower is provided. Kill the bastards!

[koramax81]

The Chukhans copied again. That’s why such creatures always copy something and can never create anything of their own?
Or they only have imitation on a subconscious level. So why on earth did they decide that they could create something of their own?

[Sergey Khatylaev]

Clowns have stirred up another fetish. Army in exile))

[Sergey Khatylaev]

Clowns have stirred up another fetish. Army in exile))

[nordscout]

When a cat has nothing to do, he.......... You finished my thought correctly.

[Al manah]

Cat activities are much more productive, useful and effective than this clown show.

[wictou]

I wouldn't make it a tragedy. There are few of them and they will not do anything.

[Tusv]

The Belarusian Liberation Army is the force that will liberate Belarus. Now the fighters are fighting for Ukraine and have registered a public association

What the hell did Bulbash's bathhouse burn down? There is nothing else for them to do. Sorry, but we don’t consider Syabrov a slave

[Alexey Volga]

Particularly amusing are the signs on the F-16 and Leoperds.

[Tusv]

And Little Red Riding Hood was filmed by Bulbash TV. And Ukrainian folk. Unharness guys, the horses have nothing to do with the Ukrainians. For in the Garden, the black-browed maiden was picking berries in the Garden. According to Khokhlyatsky, she would be picking berries in Gaya. Get this scum out of sight. Infuriating

[Popov I.P.]

Let them not forget to submit the specified form for approval by A.G. Lukashenko. In general, will this “army,” if I may say so, fit in one freight elevator or will a passenger elevator be enough? I once read that the “Polissier regiment” numbers about a hundred people, but how many are there really? After all, there is a so-called in Ukraine. “Russian Volunteer Corps”, so I never saw more than 10 people in the photo of this army.

[Andrey Kuligin]

I don’t understand something...is this being published as an advertisement for the creatures and traitors of the Belarusian people? For what? who cares about the dreams of a bunch of scoundrels?

[Moneron]

All these movements of enemies are due to our protracted lack of conviction in Ukraine.
the bravura “we can repeat it” did not work out....the protracted conflict breeds enemies at an exponential rate...they became emboldened...a little more and it will be decided....indecision in everything is the modern trend in Russia.

[Mazunga]

It’s Vytautas who is jumping there and has nothing to do with Belarus, he has nothing to do with the ON then yes then Belarus didn’t exist, there were lands ON)) the Zmaghars fell under the Samogitians

[james]

without delving into the details, glancing briefly I saw the shape of the Bundesphere, and a hand near the heart - a pathetic parody of the Pin-Dosos during the performance of their anthem. Everything is about one’s own national and Soviet. Why I respect Lukashenko is that he kept his officer’s uniform almost Soviet. True, the airfields on the heads are too big; it wasn’t in my unit that the political officer wore one like that in 198-3.

[new.ad]

NATO sixes for cookies?

[belly]

A serious mistake, actually. “Wearing a uniform different from the uniform of the state taking part in the conflict” is one of the six specific signs of mercenarism (Article 47 (2) of the first Additional Protocol), because it indicates that ... “they are not members of the armed forces of the party, in conflict." However, here in the Republic of Belarus we already have a draconian article for this matter, so you can’t make it worse for yourself...

[Shelest2000]

Foolish dummy gets richer
And they will end up, like those collaborators of 1941-45 - in the grave