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In custody: ~135 days
Family members: Andrei Latyshevich
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She was arrested in March 2026.

According to preliminary information, she may be accused of organizing illegal migration.

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In custody: 135 days
Family members: Varvara Latyshevich
Address for letters: SIZO-7, Brest, Sovetskih Pogranichnikov 37, 224030
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He was arrested in Moscow in March 2026 and extradited to Belarus. According to preliminary information , he may be charged with organizing illegal migration .

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In custody: ~217 days
Hometown: Minsk
Date of birth: 20.02.1976
Address for letters: IUOT-45, 225073, Brestskaya obl. Kamenetsky region, d. Sushki, ul. Tsentralnaya, 1
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Trial outcome date unknown
5 years restrictions of freedom with referral to an open-type correctional facility.
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In custody: 292 days
Hometown: Hatezhino
Address for letters: SIZO-1 Novodvorsky s/s, 143/4, Pashkovichi village, Minsk district, Minsk region 223016
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Trial outcome 03.07.2026
3 years of imprisonment in colony under general regime conditions, 500 basic values fine.
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In custody: 225 days
Hometown: Minsk
Date of birth: 10.10.1981
Address for letters: SIZO-1 Novodvorsky s/s, 143/4, Pashkovichi village, Minsk district, Minsk region 223016
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Trial outcome 12.05.2026
3 years of imprisonment in colony under enhanced security conditions.
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In custody: 177 days
folder Categories of cases: Return to Belarus, Donate
Date of birth: 22.11.1992
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He was detained in February 2026 when he arrived in Belarus from Poland.

Trial outcome 01.06.2026
5 years of imprisonment in colony under enhanced security conditions.
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Yauhen Anatolyevich Tsimashuk
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In custody: ~70 days
folder Categories of cases: Return to Belarus
Hometown: Brest
Date of birth: 15.06.1986
Number of children: 3 children
Address for letters: IUOT-48, Osipovichi, ul. Sumchenko, 38, 213763
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Trial outcome 18.05.2026
2 years restrictions of freedom with referral to an open-type correctional facility.
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Andrei Anatolyevich Siarheyeu
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In custody: 345 days
Hometown: Minsk
Date of birth: 24.11.1965
Address for letters: SIZO-1 Novodvorsky s/s, 143/4, Pashkovichi village, Minsk district, Minsk region 223016
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Sergeyev graduated from the Kazan Tank School during the Soviet era. In 2020, he participated in protests near the Atlant plant, after which he and his wife left for Poland. Andrey's wife has presumably also been arrested.

He played in an amateur hockey league.

He allegedly returned to Belarus due to serious health issues. According to acquaintances, Andrei developed lung problems and underwent surgery in Belarus.

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Aliaksandr Viktaravich Katlianik
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In custody: ~205 days
Hometown: Minsk
Date of birth: 30.12.1953
Address for letters: IK №17, 213004, Shklov, ul. 1-ya Zavodskaya, 8
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According to Belpol , Alexander had been in business for over 20 years. From the 1990s to 2008, he was deputy director of Litsvin LLC, which was involved in retail trade. From there, he moved to Expotechprom LLC and PromPoisk LLC, which specialized in wholesale trade of non-food products.

In October 2018, Alexander registered as a sole proprietor. He chose computer programming as his primary activity. This was a rare and inspiring achievement—Kotlyanik was 65 years old at the time.

In life, Alexander used the Belarusian language—at least when communicating online and when ordering from online stores.

Trial outcome date unknown
4 years of imprisonment in colony under enhanced security conditions.
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Oleksandr Vitalyevich Kovalenko
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In custody: ~154 days
Hometown: Yarevo
Date of birth: 06.01.1988
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Alexander is known to be a Ukrainian citizen. He lived in the village of Yarevo in the Vitebsk region. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he was sentenced to imprisonment.

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In custody: 306 days
Hometown: Minsk
Date of birth: 1967
Address for letters: SIZO-1 Novodvorsky s/s, 143/4, Pashkovichi village, Minsk district, Minsk region 223016
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He was arrested along with his wife in September 2025.

Dmitry, 56, works in renovations and worked as a laborer at the same kindergarten as his wife. Tatyana worked for many years as a teacher at Kindergarten No. 518 in Minsk's Sokol neighborhood. She also worked with children from an inclusive group, including those with autism.

The Korsakovs' home was raided in the evening and searched. Security forces also called Pelageya, Dmitry and Tatyana's daughter, who now lives in Ukraine, and forced Dmitry Korsakov to tell her that her mother was in the hospital. This later turned out to be untrue. They most likely pressured the young woman to return to Belarus. Until 2020, the Korsakovs' daughter, Pelageya, worked at the same kindergarten #518, participated in protests, and in September 2021, she moved to Ukraine. With the outbreak of full-scale war, she decided not to leave for a safer country but to volunteer. In addition to her main job (SMM and graphic design), Pelageya evacuates civilians and coordinates volunteer work in the event of missile strikes.

Tatyana and Dmitry's daughter believes that "their only 'crime' was that I was in Ukraine, and we kept in touch, calling each other. And my parents were worried about me. It turns out that this is the basis for the services' wild imagination."

While in prison, due to inhumane conditions, Dmitry began to experience serious health problems, even requiring hospitalization.

Trial outcome 10.06.2026
14 years of imprisonment in colony under enhanced security conditions, 1100 basic values fine.
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In custody: 306 days
Hometown: Minsk
Date of birth: 1968
Address for letters: SIZO-1 Novodvorsky s/s, 143/4, Pashkovichi village, Minsk district, Minsk region 223016
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She was detained along with her husband in September 2025.

Tatyana worked for many years as a teacher at Kindergarten No. 518 in Minsk's Sokol neighborhood. She also worked with children from an inclusive group, including those with autism. Her husband, 56-year-old Dmitry, works in renovations and worked as a laborer at the same kindergarten.

The Korsakovs' home was raided in the evening and searched. Security forces also called Pelageya, Dmitry and Tatyana's daughter, who now lives in Ukraine, and forced Dmitry Korsakov to tell her that her mother was in the hospital. This later turned out to be untrue. They most likely pressured the young woman to return to Belarus. Until 2020, the Korsakovs' daughter, Pelageya, worked at the same kindergarten #518, participated in protests, and in September 2021, she moved to Ukraine. With the outbreak of full-scale war, she decided not to leave for a safer country but to volunteer. In addition to her main job as an SMS messenger, Pelageya, for example, evacuates civilians and coordinates volunteer work in the event of missile strikes.

Tatyana and Dmitry's daughter believes that "their only 'crime' was that I was in Ukraine, and we kept in touch, calling each other. And my parents were worried about me. It turns out that this is the basis for the services' wild imagination."

Tatyana has long had problems with her blood pressure and knees. She constantly had to undergo expensive injections, and it's unclear whether she currently has access to the necessary treatment.

Trial outcome 10.06.2026
12 years of imprisonment in colony under general regime conditions, 1100 basic values fine.
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Ihar Sutyrka
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In custody: 110 days
folder Categories of cases: Return to Belarus
Number of children: 2 children
Address for letters: Glavpochtamt, a/b 8, Minsk 220050
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Sutyrko is a former KGB officer who left the agency about 10 years ago. He was detained shortly after returning from Poland. Igor, in addition to Belarusian, also holds Polish citizenship.

After leaving the KGB around 2014, Igor took up programming. He lived in Poland for several years, but in April he returned to Belarus, where he was detained. He is charged under Article 356 of the Criminal Code (treason).

He left behind a wife and minor children.

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In custody: ~345 days
Hometown: Vilyeyka
Date of birth: 05.11.1967
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She was convicted in the case of the "Russian Orthodox Church – Tsarist Empire" movement. On May 29, 2026, Galina was added to the "list of extremists." According to a decision of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on August 15, 2025, the religious sect "Russian Orthodox Church – Tsarist Empire" was designated an "extremist organization."

The "list of extremists" includes Anna Stryukova from the village of Ulazy in the Grodno region, Galina Frolova from the village of Kaiki in the Vitebsk region, Olga Boykovskaya from Svisloch, and Olga Vashchenko from Vileyka. The basis for the list is the Minsk City Court's verdict under Part 3 of Article 130 of the Criminal Code and Part 3 of Article 361-1 of the Criminal Code—"incitement of hatred" and participation in or leadership of an "extremist group."

The movement's participants were accused of leading the movement's structures and disseminating ideas that investigators interpreted as religious and national hatred.

The prosecutor's office announced the sentences: Stryukova, Frolova, and Baikovskaya received five years and three months in prison, and Voshchenko received five years in prison. In May 2026, the Supreme Court upheld the sentence.

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5 years of imprisonment in colony under general regime conditions.
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In custody: ~345 days
Date of birth: 22.06.1996
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She was convicted in the case of the "Russian Orthodox Church – Tsarist Empire" movement. On May 29, 2026, Galina was added to the "list of extremists." According to a decision of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on August 15, 2025, the religious sect "Russian Orthodox Church – Tsarist Empire" was designated an "extremist organization."

The "list of extremists" includes Anna Stryukova from the village of Ulazy in the Grodno region, Galina Frolova from the village of Kaiki in the Vitebsk region, Olga Boykovskaya from Svisloch, and Olga Vashchenko from Vileyka. The basis for the list is the Minsk City Court's verdict under Part 3 of Article 130 of the Criminal Code and Part 3 of Article 361-1 of the Criminal Code—"incitement of hatred" and participation in or leadership of an "extremist group."

According to the documents of the movement itself, Anna Stryukova appeared as "Abbess of all White Rus' (Belarus) Evdokia", and Galina Frolova as "nun Feodosia".

The movement's participants were accused of leading the movement's structures and disseminating ideas that investigators interpreted as religious and national hatred.

The prosecutor's office announced the sentences: Stryukova, Frolova, and Baikovskaya received five years and three months in prison, and Voshchenko received five years in prison. In May 2026, the Supreme Court upheld the sentence.

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5 years 3 months of imprisonment in colony under general regime conditions, 500 basic values fine.
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After the sentence comes into effect, it is only possible to write letters to a prisoner. According to article 85 of the Penal Enforcement Code, prisoners cannot receive money transfers from persons who are not family members. Parcels are also only possible from relatives. If you want to help, help families directly, if this option is available on the prisoner's card.
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