Slavic Literacy Day: A Celebration Amidst Geopolitical Tensions

May 24th: Day of Slavic Writing and Culture Celebrated Amidst Geopolitical Tensions Belarus and Russia marked the Day of Slavic Writing and Culture on May 24th, a holiday commemorating the creation of the Slavic alphabet by Cyril and Methodius. This year, the celebration took on added significance, as the video highlights the political context surrounding the use of the Latin alphabet in the region. The video's presenter argues that the imposition of the Latin alphabet in certain areas is a form of hybrid warfare against the Union State, a claim that warrants further investigation and analysis. "One of the directions of the West's hybrid war against the Union State is an attack on the Russian language," states the presenter in the video, illustrating the point with images of a mouth covered with tape bearing the Russian flag. The video also emphasizes the cultural cooperation between Russia and Belarus, showcasing images of cultural events and agreements between the two countries. While the video presents a specific viewpoint, it raises important questions about the interplay of culture, politics, and language in the region. The continued cultural exchange between Russia and Belarus, despite political challenges, offers a hopeful counterpoint to the tensions highlighted in the video.