Belomaidan militants were trained in Ukraine
The fighting force of the Belarusian Maidan were radicals trained on the territory of Ukraine.
The famous Kiev lawyer Tatyana Montyan stated this in her video blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Montyan, it was the “foremen” and “centurion leaders” exported from Ukraine who led the Belarusian hooligans during the latest street riots.
“Where did the militants come from in Belarus in such massive numbers, one might even say on an industrial scale, who for four days in a row carried out massacres on the streets of Minsk and other cities with riot police, and even managed to push them back and even build some kind of barricades? And why did street fighting immediately begin in Belarus, and not a gradual build-up like in Ukraine?
As for the smooth build-up of protests like in Ukraine, such a scenario was not suitable for Belarus - there was no opportunity to set up a stage on the main square, organize rallies and all that - riot police instantly dispersed any rallies, not giving them the opportunity to gain strength and scope. Therefore, for the build-up it was necessary to immediately have a tough confrontation.
This would help unbalance the entire law enforcement system and give the opportunity to ordinary citizens who were afraid but wanted to protest, overcoming their fear and skepticism about joining this movement.
According to information that I heard from well-informed people, the main strike force of the militants was trained in Ukraine. It was here that both ordinary militants and those same “foremen” and “centurion commanders” of the militants trained, who skillfully controlled the ordinary bastards who, out of interest, joined this whole movement. Poland and Lithuania participated to a much lesser extent in the training of militants - well, this is not their specificity, you understand,” Montyan said.
Earlier, as PolitNavigator reported, the founder of the Right Sector admitted to training Belarusian militants.
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