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Early on the morning of September 13, an unknown object crossed Lithuanian airspace, flew over the country for about 60–70 km, and headed to Russia’s Kaliningrad Region. Later that same day, a yellow air danger level was declared in Vilnius and several districts around the capital because of another possible drone.
#Belarus #uav #KaliningradOblast #Lithuania #NATO #Incidents
German investigators suspect a Russian linked to the GRU and a Belarusian citizen of preparing an attack with explosive-laden drones on Leipzig Airport. One of the suspects, according to the investigation, was able to enter Germany and leave it without surveillance.
#Belarus #WarinUkraine #Germany #Gru #Sabotage #europe #Leipzig #Russia
Alexander Lukashenko, during a visit to the Obuz-Lesnovsky training ground in Belarus’s Brest Region, ordered a check of the entire Belarusian army «up to mobilization». He said this while answering a question about the plan for a large-scale inspection of the armed forces and the Interior Ministry’s internal troops this year.
The Latvian government plans to introduce 300-percent tariffs on the import and processing of grain from Russia and Belarus. Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs also said that the authorities will check the origin of the grain, including in transit shipments.
The 36-year-old British citizen Dzmitry Smatritski said that police officers beat him in Yessentuki, where he had come for his grandmother’s funeral. After filing a complaint with the investigative department, he says, he was advised to leave Russia as soon as possible.
#Belarus #UnitedKingdom #Essentuki #InteriorMinistry #Russia #InvestigativeCommittee
German investigators have identified two alleged participants in the drone attack on Leipzig Airport, but their names have not been disclosed. They are a native of Russia with a Latvian passport and a citizen of Belarus who also has a Russian passport.
The escalation of mutual threats between Lukashenko and Zelensky has been steadily intensifying over the past three months. And it has not been only words: things are quite serious
#Analytics #Belarus #WarinUkraine #ArmedForcesofUkraine #Zelensky #acrisis #Lukashenko #Putin #Russia
Forty years ago, the fourth reactor of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant exploded. Belarus, which bore the brunt of the disaster, still lives with its consequences. Over the years, the annual «Chernobyl Way» rally has transformed from a mournful procession into a form of civic protest: first against the suppression of the truth, then against the construction of a new nuclear plant, and now — against a system where people's voices mean nothing.
#nuclearenergy #Belarus #catastrophe #Lithuania #society #protests #reportage #ChernobylNuclearPowerPlant #Emigration #nuclearexplosion
The 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident is a reason to talk about many things. About the fatal flaws in the design of Soviet high-power reactors and the mistakes made by Anatoly Dyatlov’s ill-fated shift at Reactor No. 4. About the heroism of firefighters like Vladimir Pravik, who battled the flames at the plant, and the courage of hundreds of others involved in the cleanup. About the debates among Soviet bureaucrats and scientists regarding what really happened in Pripyat. Finally, about the construction of the one-of-a-kind sarcophagus over the explosion-ravaged Chernobyl reactor. But most importantly, it’s worth recalling how the Kremlin first denied the disaster on April 26, 1986, then concealed its true scale—and ultimately lost the battle against reality in less than three weeks.
#nuclearenergy #Belarus #state #Twoleggedbelt #historicalmemory #catastrophe #MikhailGorbachev #society #Restructuring #PolitburooftheCentralCommitteeoftheCPSU #theUSSR #Ukraine #censorship #Chernobyl #nuclearexplosion
Dictatorships have a tendency to completely distort the phenomenon of patriotism. Natural human sympathies for the nature and culture of their country are replaced by demands for unconditional loyalty to the ruling regime. Saltykov-Shchedrin already noted this, reflecting on those who confuse the concepts of «Fatherland» and «Your Excellency.» Later, a grim Soviet joke appeared: when the state needs something from its citizens, it calls itself the «Motherland.» And always with a capital letter. Under such conditions, patriotism turns into a form of Stockholm syndrome, where hostages begin to sympathize with their captors.
#AlexeiNavalny #Belarus #state #citizenship #west #IlyaYashin #society #opposition #Patriotism #politicalprisoners #aftertheUSSR #repressions #Russia #Emigration #essay
In Russia, they are preparing to punish people for searching for uncensored materials on the internet — including using VPNs. For Belarusian citizens, this has long been an everyday reality: for several years they have lived under a ban on access to independent information. In an interview with «Most,» Belarusian political scientist Artem Shraybman explains the difference between Russian and Belarusian censorship and what lessons from Belarusian digital resistance can be applied in Russia. He also discusses how the Lukashenko regime is evolving, what is happening with emigration, what to expect for political prisoners (including Maria Kolesnikova), and how the release of Sergey Tikhanovsky affects the Belarusian opposition in exile.
#AlexanderLukashenko #Belarus #Belarusianopposition #foreignpolicy #dictatorship #interview #KeithKellogg #personalitycult #MariaKolesnikova #massemigration #Minsk #independentmedia #politicalrepressions #protests #Russia #SergeiTikhanovsky #securityforces #censorship
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