Partisan Case From last week the anarchists from the Partisans’ case have not been allowed to have their lawyers in the KGB detention center, citing the recently introduced quarantine. The prisoners themselves only receive correspondence from relatives and very rarely from comrades/friends. Relatives report that with the introduction of quarantine, the Chekists only accept food […]
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All four partisans (Ihar Alinevich, Sergey Romanov, Dzmitry Dubovsky and Dzmitry Rezanovich) continue to be held in the KGB detention center. According to our data, no violence is used against them. After several weeks of lawlessness, the Chekists began to accept food supplies. Ihar Alinevich is kept in solitary confinement from the first days. None
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At the moment, it is known that Ihar Alinevich and Dzmitry Dubovski admit their participation in the partisan group, and openly tell investigators about their revolutionary views. Ihar Alinevich says that he did what he thought was necessary. Dzmitry Dubovski’s position is not fully understood at the moment. He speaks about his revolutionary views and
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Anarchists Dmitry Dubovsky, Igor Olinevich, Sergei Romanov and Dmitry Rezanovich were detained at the Belarusian border. Firearms, ammunition, grenades and pepper spray were found in their belongings. Everyone is accused of art. 289 (terrorism) and art. 295 (illegal arms trafficking) of the Criminal Code. The punishment under article 289 is up to the death penalty.
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Ihar Alinevich | Igor Olinevich Arrest date: 29.10.2020Charges: – illegal possession of firearms, ammunition and explosives – act of terrorism– illegal transfer of weapons across the borderSentence: 20 yearsPlace of detention: IK-20Release date: 28.01.2040 Ihar Alinevich was born on 24 September 1983 in Minsk. As an electronics engineer, he worked on the construction of Russian-Belarusian
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