Spiders In A Jar: Karpiankou Vs Kubrakou

What does their conflict mean?

Deputy Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Commander of the Internal Troops Mikalai Karpiankou became so active in creating and developing special forces that there were rumors about his desire to bring them into a separate structure following the example of the Russian Guard. Solidarity is writing about the meaning of the conflict between him and the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Ivan Kubrakou.

Probably something like this really happened, since Karpiankou considered it necessary to state in early February:

“In some places they are trying to set the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Internal Troops against each other, in others they are trying to compromise the relationship between the commander and the Minister of Internal Affairs.

Karpiankou also praised Kubrakou, noting that for him he is “a very big boss.”

In addition, the deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs so openly admired the “Wagnerites”, popularizing the symbols of the mercenaries, that he received a kick from Lukashenka. At a meeting with security officials, the ruler said:

—,Always (I have warned — edit.) both the minister and some others here who are on the screen with the Wagnerites almost every day: “Wagner this, Wagner that.” Well done boys. Thank you for telling us about your military experience. And our officers know everything else just as well. They graduated from the same academies.

Lukashenka's supporters look more and morel like spiders in a jar, trying to destroy each other.