Georgy graduated from the Faculty of History of the Belarusian State University (1998).
He held a clearly pro-Russian stance and actively supported Lukashenko. In August 2020, he made two denunciations in his neighborhood, on Kazintsa Street in Minsk's Kurasovshchina district. Semenov himself attended rallies in support of Lukashenko and eventually joined the "Spektr" group, which gathered near the Spektr shopping center in Uruchye.
Semenov also regularly reposted materials from the "Union" group of notorious neo-Nazi Sergei Lushch. In August 2024, authorities came for Semenov. Law enforcement officials believed that one of the pages he ran justified Nazism. Ultimately, they charged him with three offenses: "rehabilitation of Nazism" (Part 1 of Article 130-1 of the Criminal Code), "incitement of hatred" (Part 1 of Article 130 of the Criminal Code), and "insulting a government official" (Article 369 of the Criminal Code).
In October 2025, journalists learned that Georgy had died. The date and circumstances of his death are still unknown.
The man was added to the "extremist list" in June, but his name disappeared from there in the fall.
