"Give me a photo of this scumbag." Tsikhanouski attacked humorist Jipsinkou. He responded
"Who he is, what he is, and where he works, we will find out," Tsikhanouski threatens.
Jipsinkou is a popular Belarusian Twitter blogger whose jokes spread across the internet. Mikhail Tsygankou – that's the blogger's real name – often jokes about political topics. And here he had a misunderstanding with Siarhei Tsikhanouski. The conflict spilled over into several social networks – Facebook, Threads, and Twitter.
When Tsikhanouski announced a war with "Nasha Niva", Jipsinkou clarified: "Is this a decisive blow against NashaNivism?" The comment garnered four times more likes than Tsikhanouski's original post.
And on Twitter, Jipsinkou wrote: "Siarhei Tsikhanouski grandly declared war on independent media."
This provoked an outraged reaction from Tsikhanouski.
"Siaroha, who is this Jipsinkou? He constantly badmouths and spreads dirt on Twitter. I thought it was Luka's propaganda. Is he one of ours, or what? Give me a photo of this scumbag and a description, who he is, what he is, and where he works, we will find out," Tsikhanouski asked Siarhei Sparysh — another former political prisoner, an associate of Volha Karach and a hater of Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya.
Sparysh, for reference, replied with links to Jipsinkou's previous interviews.
"And why is this scumbag so angry? Why is she called a Twitter legend?" Tsikhanouski asked the next question.
Jipsinkou responded to the political figure. He accompanied his "repentant reply" with the photo that law enforcement published after his detention in January 2022.
"Tsygankou Mikhail Yuryevich, born 1995, Babruisk. I work at an international IT company, ask your questions," he introduced himself in Belarusian. But for communication with Tsikhanouski, he switched to Russian: "I'm writing in a clear [language]. I, Tsygankou Mikhail Yuryevich, would like to apologize that my jokes have so long disturbed the balance of your ambitious poet's soul. I promise that all future ones will be better and the flask's whistle will be heard from the state of Georgia to Georgia."
"We will not take the matter to court for insults, we are decent people. We'll sort it out with funny pictures and puns," he concluded.
And he started posting memes on the topic.
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