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“On September 8, after the fourth morning, Anton Radniankov, Ivan Kravtsov and Mary Kalesnikava crossed the border checkpoint at the Aliaksandrauga crossing and departed for Ukraine,” the spokesman said.
However, Belarus 1 reported in its Telegram correspondence program that Radniankov and Kravtsov had “fled abroad tonight” and were in Ukraine, and that Kalesnikava had tried “to leave Belarus illegally, but was detained at the border.” “.
The State Border Committee did not confirm this information and reiterated that the three opposition figures had passed border control. The same was confirmed by A. Byčkovskis to the Interfax news agency.
But the belTA news agency announced again that “Maryja Kalesnikava tried to illegally leave the territory of the Republic of Belarus, but was arrested at the border.”
And A.Byčkovskis himself soon recovered. He confirmed that opposition activists A. Radniankov and I. Kravtsov had left for Ukraine and M. Kalesnikava had been arrested.
“Anton Radniankov, Ivan Kravcov and Maryja Kalesnikava on September 8 at approximately 4 pm tried to leave the territory of Belarus during … the Aliaksandrauka crossing on the Belarus-Ukraine border,” A. Byčkovskis told reporters.
He noted that “Radniankov, Kravtsov and Kalesnikava, in a BMW car, passed border customs control and headed towards Ukraine,” but when they saw the border drive, “the car suddenly increased its speed, causing danger. [vieno] for the life of the military ”.
According to the representative, “taking into account the peculiarities of the infrastructure of the crossing and the state border line in this section, the protection of the state border is being strengthened, additional border guards have been deployed.”
There are 13 km between the Belarusian and Ukrainian crossings there, and 6 km from the Belarusian point to the border, he said.
Kalesnikava was found in the field – “basically, he probably threw it” from a vehicle heading towards Ukraine, A. Byčkovskis clarified.
According to him, A.Radniankov and I. Kravcov left the territory of Belarus, and M.Kalesnikava is currently in detention.
Interfax soon announced that Ms Kalesnikava could not be transferred because her passport had been torn off. The Ukrainian side just couldn’t let her in.
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Ukraine’s Deputy Interior Minister Anton Heraščenko soon declared that A. Rodnenkov and I. Kravtsov had been expelled from Belarus.
“I will add from myself: it was not a voluntary departure. Maryja Kalesnikava could not be expelled from Belarus because this brave woman took action and prevented it,” Heraščenka said.
Ukraine’s state border guard service, in turn, told the Interfax news agency that A. Radniankov and I. Kravcov had arrived in the country, but M. Kalesnikava did not show up at the Ukraine crossing.
According to the representative of the service Andrius Demchenko, A.Radniankov and I.Kravcov are carrying out the necessary control procedures to cross the state border.
Meanwhile, a source from the opposition environment told Interfax earlier that the attempt by the three members of the opposition Coordination Council to cross the border with Ukraine could have been a staging of special services.
Neither Anton Radniankov, Ivan Kravtsov nor Maryja Kalesnikava planned to go abroad. They [tam] categorically disagree. They were found on the wall after his arrest. They were probably brought there from an isolator for interrogation and, like Volh Kavalkov, forced to leave the country, “the source said.
According to the source, the special services could have staged M. Kalesnikava’s attempt to cross the border illegally: “There was probably a staging, such a provocation, during which Kalesnikava was detained.”
Also, tut.by Kravtsov issued a short video address confirming his decision to “leave Belarus for a while.”
“I decided to leave the territory of the country. And now we, including Mary Kalesnikava, will cross the border of the Republic of Belarus and leave for a while, “says Kravtsov in the recording.
It is true that the record was published in state media, alleging that the telephone with the record was found at the “escape point.”
This raises suspicions that the activists were in fact forcibly deported to the border and forced to leave, as were Sviatlana Cichanouskaya and Volha Kavalkova, who were found in Lithuania and Poland respectively.
I. Kravcov, Executive Secretary of the Coordination Council, M.Kalesnikava, member of the Presidium of the Coordination Council, and A.Radniankov, Press Secretary, disappeared Monday morning.
Previously, a witness tut.by He stated that around 10pm 5 minutes. At the National Museum of Art in Minsk, M. Kalesnikava, masked people in civilian clothes, got on board a minibus and took them away.
Later on Monday, the electoral headquarters of opposition politician and former banker Viktor Babaryka reported that officials from the financial investigation department had searched Kravtsov’s apartment.
At night, relatives of M. Kalesnikava went to the militia for the disappearance of the woman. The militia said it had accepted the statement.
Pavel Latuška, a member of the Presidium of the Coordination Council, told the Interfax news agency that M. Kalesnikava may have been detained.
Latuška, who left Belarus, also said his decision was related to pressure exerted on him by the State Security Committee (KGB).
V. Kavalkova, a member of the Presidium of the Coordination Council, and Valeras Capkala, a former candidate for the presidency of Belarus, also left Belarus. On August 15, he announced that he had been tried in Belarus; your search was published later. V. Capkala and his wife Veranika are currently in Warsaw.
Protests against the results of the presidential elections on August 9 have been going on in Belarus for almost a month. Its winner was President Alexander Lukashenko, who has ruled the country since 1994. The opposition and Western countries consider these elections to be rigged.
Lukashenko’s main rival in the elections, S. Cichanouskaja, withdrew to Lithuania immediately after the elections.
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