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unknown years of restriction of freedom without direction
The Minsk resident was accused of participating in a protest rally in Minsk in 2020 and entering the roadway. As reported in the court ruling, the woman “used a white-red-white banner as a protest symbol and shouted slogans.” Snezhana fully admitted her guilt and said that together with other protesters she was carrying a large white-red-white flag.
The woman was identified from a photo from the Internet. During the search, a biker jacket and jeans that the Minsk resident had worn at the protest were taken from her. Before the trial, the girl was in custody. After the verdict was announced, Snezhana was released in the courtroom.
Snezhana Morozova has a higher education and works as a sales consultant in a limited liability company.
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The man was found from a photograph in his friend’s correspondence when her phone was examined.
At the trial, Vasily Rubtsov admitted his guilt in full. He said that he learned about the protest March in October 2020 from the Internet. I specially came to the action from the village by car. When I saw a crowd of protesters with symbols, I joined them. The man admitted that he went out onto the roadway, where his acquaintances photographed him with a stranger who had a poster with a protest slogan. At about 4 p.m. he left the march. During the trial, Vasily noted that he did not shout protest slogans at the march, nor did he make any loud hand clapping.
2.5 years of restriction of freedom without direction
She was detained with her husband for protests when she was leaving Belarus to visit her children.
2.5 years of restriction of freedom without direction
He and his wife were detained for protesting when they were leaving Belarus to visit their children.
2.5 years of restriction of freedom without direction
Propagandists published an interview with Tatyana Sobol, who reportedly returned to her homeland through a “return commission.” The woman was forced to talk about how bad she felt abroad and how she “succumbed to influence” to participate in protests in 2020.
Despite returning through the commission, Tatyana is awaiting trial - she is charged with the “people's” Article 342 of the Criminal Code. She is free on bail.
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Galina Krasnyanskaya is 67 years old. She comes from Babruisk, probably from a military family - social networks indicate that she was born in the "military town of Kiselevichi". Once there was a large military garrison there and the school was created specifically for the children of the military. After school, she went to Minsk to study to be a chemist at the Belarusian Technological Institute (now BSTU). But after that, Galina worked in military units, if you believe her social networks. For example, from 1981 to 1986 in unit No. 48819, based in the pro-Soviet part of Germany - the GDR.
She probably moved to Sweden later. She must also have Swedish citizenship.
It is unknown when the woman returned to Belarus, but not earlier than spring 2023. The date of detention is also unknown. The article under which Galina is accused most often means a donation to Belarusian volunteers or to help Ukraine.
On June 21, 2025, Galina was released after a visit to Minsk by US President Donald Trump's special representative, Keith Kellogg, and was immediately taken to Lithuania.
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Before the trial, Vladislav was held on bail in the amount of 11,000 rubles.
According to the prosecution , Vladislav Meleshko, on one of the weekends, “took an active part in group actions that grossly violated public order and involved clear disobedience to the legal demands of police officers, blocked and obstructed the path of vehicles, which resulted in disruption of transport.”
2.5 years of restriction of freedom without referral to an open institution
3 years of restriction of freedom without direction.