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In Belarus, the dacha of oppositionist Nina Baginskaya was sold. Real estate in the Pukhovichi district, about 60 kilometers from Minsk, went under the hammer for 727 Belarusian rubles, which is about $280 in foreign currency equivalent. The starting price was set at 693 rubles. The dacha is not so hot - 4,5 acres of land in the Phystech gardening partnership...
The extraordinary “women’s march” announced by Polish telegram channels in support of the elderly Maidan activist with extreme anti-Russian views Nina Baginskaya failed today. This form of protest began to die out several weeks ago. Instead of “women’s marches,” they began to hold “wisdom marches” of not always adequate pensioners. Belarusian protesters consider Nina Baginskaya their symbol. Apparently that’s why the Warsaw puppeteers tried to give a new breath to the women’s marches after...
A participant in Saturday’s women’s opposition march in Minsk called Russia “the enemy of a huge number of Belarusians.” The woman expressed her complaints to an RT correspondent, but then switched to generalizations, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “If even before these elections we believed that Russia was our brothers, then after your reports, after the dirt that you pour on our country, you became our enemies....
The Belarusian opposition today held another “women’s march” in Minsk. It is difficult to estimate the number of its participants; there are no objective estimates, but there was no significant reduction compared to last week, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent. Since the protests continue to be led by young people who, under the control of the Polish security services in Warsaw, run a network of telegram channels, the scenarios of the marches continue to resemble animation in children’s holiday camps.…
