Opposition politician: missing activist’s phone in Belarus since March 19
March 31, Pozirk. The cell phone of Coordination Council Speaker Anžalika Mielnikava who went missing in Poland, has been in Belarus since March 19, opposition politician Pavieł Łatuška, who heads the Warsaw-based National Anti-Crisis Management, has said on Telegram.
NAM technical experts were able to locate it, he noted.
Łatuška was the first to sound the alarm over Mielnikava’s disappearance last week. The activist reportedly left Poland for the United Kingdom, without notifying her associates. She has two children, aged six and 12, whose whereabouts are unknown.
Łatuška pointed out that opposition leaders are priority targets for Belarusian and Russian secret services.
PACE president sounds alarm over Mielnikava's disappearance
March 31, Pozirk. Theodoros Rousopoulos, president of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), described the disappearance of Anžalika Melnikava, speaker of the Coordination Council (CC), and her daughters as an alarming development. “The [Alaksandar] Łukašenka regime has …
