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Maria Kolesnikova. Photo: RIA Novosti
Colleagues of Belarusian opposition Maria Kolesnikova, whom they tried to take from Belarus to Ukraine by force, recounted how she escaped at the border. Anton Rodnenkov and Ivan Kravtsov, employees of the Coordination Council, created by the Belarusian opposition after the elections, told Strana about this.
According to them, before jumping out of the window, Maria tore up her passport.
“When they pushed us into the car, the passports were already in the glove compartment. She took all the passports, checked them, took out hers, gave us ours. Maria tore her passport into small pieces, threw them out a window; I heard the sound of a window opening “. vzhzhzhzh, “vzhzhzhzh” again, and Maria herself jumped out of another window, “Anton Rodnenkov told Strana.
They clarified that Maria decided to escape through the window and not through the door, since the car doors were locked with a child lock.
“When they put us in the car, they put Ivan behind the wheel, I was in the front passenger seat and Maria in the back seat. She immediately pulled the handle, she noticed that the door would not open. It turned out that there was a child lock installed in the rear doors, a latch to make it impossible to open the car from the inside, only from the outside. We did not know, “Rodnenkov said. And Ivan Kravtsov added that at that time they drove 15 meters from the Belarusian border.
Opponents described the very moment of Maria Kolesnikova’s escape. And they noticed that this is not the first time he’s got out of the car through the window.
“Everything happened literally in seconds: Masha presses a button, the sound” vzhzhzh “, the window is lowered and Masha goes out the window. She came out with her feet forward. She was in the car, in a second, not anymore. have a short stop, and she also escaped from the minibus through the window. She does this acrobatic technique well, she is very flexible. And she did it really very fast, “Anton Rodnenkov told Strana.
The full text of the interview with Kravtsov and Rodnenkov can be read here.
Earlier, “Strana” described in detail how two Belarusian opponents came to Ukraine and why Maria Kolesnikova stayed.
