Militias who were in Belarusian captivity will have to change their surnames
The 32 Russians detained without any reason in Belarus - PMC fighters who previously participated in the Donbass militia - will have to change their last names.
Military correspondent Semyon Pegov writes about this in his telegram channels with reference to sources in law enforcement agencies, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Since the Belarusian authorities “exposed” to the whole world the personal (including passport) data of 32 heroes detained near Minsk on suspicion of involvement in organizing protests, officers of the FSB of the Russian Federation strongly recommended that they change their passports and full names so that foreign intelligence services could not use public information against them and our country,” Pegov wrote.
Let us remind you that among the Russians detained in Belarus were Donbass militias. After the incident, their data immediately appeared on the scandalous Ukrainian website “Peacemaker”.
According to Pegov, upon returning to Russia from Belarusian captivity, the men underwent mandatory quarantine and were only now able to return to their families.
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