Ukraine’s border guards teach their Belarusian counterparts about borshch
The information and
psychological war on
the Ukrainian-Belarusian border over borshch continues, as is seen in content published
online.
Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko's security forces encroached on the Ukrainian famous national dish of borshch, claiming that it is a "common heritage of the East Slavic nations."
Ukraine’s State Border Guard Service of Ukraine struck back.
They turned on a lecture to their colleges that explains what is wrong with so-called Belarusian borscht and why it always turns out like Russian shchi (Russian-style cabbage sour soup – ed.).
The Ukrainian border guards sent their Belarussian counterparts a special musical “gift" in form of the song ‘Vrazhe’ (Enemy) by Ukrainian singer Angy Kreyda. The song foresees arather grim destiny for the enemies of Ukraine.
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