News archive on the topic "Nekhta"

The Nekhta telegram channel, recognized as extremist in Belarus, harms the reputation of Poland, since its editorial office is located in Warsaw. This was stated by the anti-Russian Polish analyst, President of the Center for Strategic Analysis Witold Jurash, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Not only in the East, but also in the West, including the EU and NATO diplomatic corps accredited in Warsaw, there is a widespread belief that Nechta is supported and financed by the Polish...

Against the backdrop of cautious and skeptical assessments of the results of yesterday’s negotiations between the presidents of Russia and Belarus, the reaction of the Belarusian political emigration allows us to conclude that the leaders’ agreements are quite serious and dealt a blow to the positions of the Western-controlled opposition. The Polish telegram channel “Nechta” and its affiliated network quickly drew a pessimistic conclusion. “Lukashenko is surrendering Belarus. We are also talking about a single defense space of the Russian Federation...

Companions of the extremist and ex-combatant of the neo-Nazi Azov regiment Roman Protasevich, detained in Minsk, decided to cynically make money from him. Russian writer Platon Besedin writes about this in his author’s column for PolitNavigator. Let me make a reservation right away: I have a lot of complaints against the authorities. And there is also a desire for change. But! Every time I am called to the barricades, I think: who and...

The extremist telegram channel “Nekhta” was supposed to be made a Russian resource after the victory of Belomaidan. Former Nekhta employee Roman Protasevich, who was recently arrested in Minsk, stated this in an interview with the Belarusian ONT television channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Even then it was discussed that after the end of the active phase of protests, the NekhtaLive channel would become Russian. This caused me great indignation, because from a media point of view...

The Nekhta telegram channel, which coordinated mass protests in Belarus last August, received regular funding from Russia. One of the founders of Nekhta, Roman Protasevich, who was detained at the Minsk airport 10 days ago in an international scandal, spoke about this in an interview with the Belarusian state TV channel ONT, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Initially, the Nekhta project lived solely through the sale of advertising. Wherein…

Belarusian state television refuted all the fakes that political emigrants and Russian liberals who joined them managed to produce during the day regarding the arrest of one of the founders of the Nekhta telegram channel, who oversaw the riots in Minsk. First of all, the attempt to make the detained extremist blogger Roman Protasevich a “Belarusian Navalny” failed. The Polish network of telegram channels serving the Belarusian opposition began to assert with reference to the mother...

Russian liberals, especially fugitive Navalnists, reacted painfully to the detention at Minsk airport of the founder of the Polish telegram channel “Nekhta”, who coordinated mass unrest in Belarus last year, Roman Protasevich. He was flying from Athens to Vilnius, but the plane was forced to land in the Belarusian capital due to the threat of mining. The replacement for criminal blogger Alexei Navalny from Europe, Leonid Volkov, called the President of Belarus Alexander...

Roman Protasevich, one of the founders of the Polish telegram channel “Nechta”, which coordinated the riots in Belarus last year, was detained today at Minsk airport. He was flying on a Vilnius-Athens plane operated by the Irish airline Ryanair. As the press service of Minsk Airport reported, the pilots themselves requested an emergency landing due to reports of mining, although the plane was already almost over the border with Lithuania.…

The Belarusian TV channel ONT aired a documentary film “Mankurts”, which tells about the game played by the Belarusian KGB with the editor of the Polish telegram channel “Nekhta” Stepan Putilo and the former deputy commander of the combat group of the anti-terrorist unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus “Almaz” Igor Makar, who fled abroad. Makar gained fame in January when he gave Western media a recording of a conversation allegedly with the former chairman of the Belarusian KGB...

The premiere of the film “Golden Mine” by Polish blogger Stepan Putilo about the “riches” of Alexander Lukashenko caused disappointment – ​​both in Belarus and in Russia. The video, for the sake of making which Putilo did not update his Nekhta telegram channel, which coordinates protests in Belarus, for 10 days, does not contain new information. The film mainly lists Lukashenko's state residences and state transport. "I do not see…

Semyon Putilo, the host of the telegram channel “Nekhta” from Poland, who coordinated the unrest in Minsk last fall, took to drinking and abandoned revolutionary activity. For three days he had not published a single post, and today he suddenly posted a geolocation map with a marked point on the border of Poland and Belarus. The Belarusian opposition and Russian liberal media sounded the alarm, believing that Nekhta could have been kidnapped by the special services.…

Political scientist Vladimir Kornilov saw a relationship between accidents at Belarusian housing and communal services enterprises and calls from the opposition not to pay for utilities. He wrote about this in his Telegram channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “All fall, Nekhta urged Belarusians not to pay for housing and communal services, saying: they say, it’s okay, nothing will be turned off for you for several months. Now they are shouting that the “collapse of housing and communal services” has begun, but...

Stepan Putilo, head of the Nekhta telegram channel, which coordinates Belarusian protests from Poland, believes that Lukashenko’s regime has one year left. He stated this in an interview with Deutsche Welle, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “There is a struggle on many fronts of resistance. The regime, in my opinion, has no more than a year left. Support ends. Russia is already looking at him askance. Loan for 1,5 billion...

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.…