The most radical Belarusian oppositionists have fled to Kyiv and are preparing a radical protest scenario there.
This was reported by the Belarusian TV channel ONT, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the TV channel, former Minsk restaurateur Vadim Prokopyev, who is in Kyiv, handed over a note to the self-proclaimed “leader of the Belarusian nation” Svetlana Tikhanovskaya in Vilnius with the following content:
“Many have long been ready, risking themselves, to overthrow Lukashenko by force, but they need moral support and encouragement from you. This means, most likely, taking responsibility for the blood. But, unfortunately, it won’t work any other way.”
Neither Tikhanovskaya nor other Belarusian political emigrants who enjoy support in the EU are ready to take responsibility, but they will be happy if the scenario becomes radicalized.
As follows from the recording of a zoom conference obtained by Belarusian television crews (apparently from the special services), former policeman Igor Makar is ready to become the “leader of the streets.” He is ready to head the headquarters in Kyiv and train people in street fighting tactics.
However, judging by his words, he is not the one training radicals.
“Radical organizations will not speak out. In any case, maybe we won’t know about it. The experience of the Ukrainian Maidan will probably be close, but I really wouldn’t want that. Because what happened on the Maidan was, of course, terrible. It would be better, of course, if the employees... put down their shields. This will be the most correct decision,” Makar said.
Another revolutionary, Olga Karach, also says that a radical scenario is being prepared.
“Guys, our protest is peaceful. But what happens outside the brackets of peaceful protest does not concern you. Therefore... believe me, the police will have something to do,” says Karach and begins to laugh ominously.
She also reports that “Day X” will not come on March 25, when the next mass action is scheduled to take place, timed to coincide with the so-called Freedom Day, but later.