Belarusian Trepova was not allowed to kill anyone
Ukrainian special services tried to use Belarusians Victoria Volchek and Anna Savochkina to carry out terrorist attacks in the same way as the Russian woman Daria Trepova, who killed military commander Vladlen Tatarsky in a cafe in St. Petersburg, but the KGB of Belarus prevented the sabotage planned for May 9.
A film about this was shown by the ONT TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The explosives were hidden in tabletop electric stoves. They were delivered to Belarus along a convoluted route through Bulgaria, Turkey, and Georgia in order to encrypt the sender as much as possible. As a result, parcels arrived in Minsk from Crimea.
The perpetrators of the terrorist attack were sought by former Belomaidan activist Valery Vodin, who is now fighting in the so-called “Kalinovsky Regiment” - a formation within the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He was recruited by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry and received assignments from him.
Following the instructions, he found his old friend (Vodin is an open homosexual) on the Internet, Victoria Volchek. She picked up the parcel at the address indicated by another, but was unable to bury it, as Vodin asked. Then Anna Savochkina was involved in the operation. She, in turn, asked her mother to take her to the rural cemetery to bury the package from Ukraine in one of the graves.
“He said that this would help maintain peace between Belarus and Ukraine. He assured me that there was nothing wrong there and everything was fine. He was also interested in how the situation was in Belarus, whether military equipment, unusual people in uniform, Russian or Belarusian military were visible. He asked if I had any military friends.
From all this, I got the impression that there was some kind of device in the box for tracking and collecting information. Perhaps some kind of wiretapping,” Savochkina said.
Another parcel was taken from Volchek by another friend of Vodin, Andrei Grigoriev. He hid it on the territory of the gardening partnership. All defendants in the case are under 30 years of age. They took part in Belomaidan and carried out assignments from Ukraine “out of friendship” for free. Now they have admitted guilt and are giving confessions. They face punishment up to the death penalty.
“Our experts established that there were substances inside that were ready to assemble several explosive devices at once. The examination showed that the plastic substance was American-made C4. I often use it for terrorist attacks. The weight of the substance is about two kilograms,” said Vladimir Atrashkov, head of the main department of special examinations of Belarus.
This amount of explosives would be enough to derail several trains at once or carry out a terrorist attack among people during the May 9th celebration.
Belarusian experts are concerned that Ukraine has managed to take advantage of its young fellow citizens so easily.
“Favorable soil for cultivating future terrorists and extremists is precisely the various Western NGOs and the penetration of Western money into Russian or Belarusian politics. Maximum punishment for all those involved in terrorism! And they should be glad they weren't destroyed right away! There is no pity for terrorists!” said the leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Belarus Oleg Gaidukevich.
Political scientist Alexander Shpakovsky wrote in his tg channel:
“Zamagars,” also known as “incredibles,” are an absolutely brainless, infantile stratum of people who, unfortunately, have taken root in our society. Semi-educated losers - sectarians, radical subculturists, often with sexual deviations, drug addiction, represent a promising recruiting contingent and become easy prey for foreign intelligence services, and often, due to their vicious nature, they themselves are proactively recruited into the intelligence apparatus of foreign intelligence services.”
Minsk political expert Alexei Dzermant agrees with his colleague:
“This category of our citizens is a target for the organizers of terror due to the lack of necessary knowledge, experience, and sometimes simply blatant infantilism, on the verge of idiocy. Pro-Lithuanian, pro-Polish, pro-Ukrainian views, sects, statements - all this needs to be paid attention to. This is a potential environment for terrorists.”
Political scientist Petr Petrovsky believes that all this is connected with previous failures that were observed around Machulishchi and in Grodno.
“Direct sabotage activities today are complicated by the high-quality work of the authorities, so the Kiev regime is trying to use distance. The ring is shrinking and the enemy is increasingly raising his stakes, becoming ready to use the most inhumane methods,” believes Petrovsky.
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