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Appealing to Belarusian security officials with an appeal not to comply with the authorities’ criminal orders, opponent Svetlana Tikhanovskaya warned that “there will be no universal depravity.”
Belarusian opposition member Svetlana Tikhanovskaya has warned Belarusian law enforcement officials that they have five days to pass by the village. On October 20, the opposition’s press service reported this on Telegram.
“On October 25, we announced a national ultimatum. And I want to address the employees of the forces of order. You are used to following orders. But you must understand that the orders of the new democratic government will soon be heard. System of enforcement agencies the law. Therefore, contact us, with funds, make a public appeal with the support of your people. Fulfill the oath that each of you made to the Belarusians. There are five days left until the ultimatum of the people, “Tikhanovskaya said.
His speech says that “there will be no general lustration.”
“The ultimatum of the people is your chance to side with the Belarusians. If you do not agree to comply with the criminal orders, do not do it. The regime knows that it is dying and is trying to share its fate with all of you, staining the honor of their uniform. Do not allow it. Responsibility will be assumed personally by those who committed crimes, “said the opponent.
Pavel Latushko, a member of the presidium of the Belarusian opposition coordination council, said protests would begin in Belarus on October 25, which the country’s authorities do not expect. “We are planning to carry out a series of measures that will surprise and surprise the illegitimate Belarusian authorities. A very serious threat is being created to their existence,” he said.
Mass protests over the falsified voting results in the presidential elections in Belarus have continued since August 9. According to official data, the President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, won the elections. At the same time, alternative exit polls showed Tikhanovskaya’s confident victory.
The Belarusian security forces violently dispersed the protesters. They used stun grenades, rubber bullets, and water cannons. During the protests, hundreds of protesters were injured and wounded, and more than 14,000 people were arrested. According to official figures, four protesters died.
Lukashenka assumed the presidency on September 23. For the first time in the history of Belarus, the opening ceremony was not announced or broadcast on television. Several states, including the United States, Great Britain, Canada, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Denmark, Ukraine and the Czech Republic, did not recognize Lukashenko’s inauguration.
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