Lukashenka’s accomplices detained the woman and threaten to “punish and deport” her. It is still unknown what she is accused of and what status she is in.
In total, at least 1,645 men and women have been detained in Belarus for expressing an anti-war position, human rights activists report. Of them, 82 people were convicted in criminal cases for terms from 1 to 23 years. Those involved in cases of sabotage on the railroad were sentenced to the longest terms.
