Пенсионерка в тюрьме Беларуси. Высказалась про Лукашенко и попала за решетку

Elena Gnauk is an activist from Pruzhany who endured the full repression of the Belarusian system. She spent nearly four years in prison. Initially, she was convicted for participating in "round dances" in Brest, then sentenced to three years of house arrest for "insulting Lukashenko." But instead of a suspended sentence, Elena ended up in pretrial detention centers, a psychiatric center in Novinki, punishment cells, and a punishment cell. New cases were brought against her, including the infamous Article 411 for "disobeying the administration." By the summer of 2025, Gnauk was being held incommunicado. And in December 2025, her name appeared among those pardoned in a group of political prisoners who, following negotiations between Lukashenko and the American delegation, were first released and then forcibly removed from Belarus. This woman's story has been recorded. 00:00 From chemistry to prison 02:30 Insulted Lukashenko 07:20 Wanted to help migrants and received a new criminal record 12:00 Lukashenko should reconsider his attitude towards his people 14:00 Gave a real sentence. Penal colony in Gomel 20:00 Rule violator 23:00 The warden invited and offered to take me abroad 26:00 They woke me up at night and waited for me to leave 30:00 Didn't give me all my things 33:00 Didn't want to let me go to the bathroom 36:10 Taken to Ukraine Trump, Lukashenko, Belarus, Poland, Ukraine, Tikhanovskaya, Border We thank the "Free Belarus Museum" and the "Da Voli" political prisoners' organization for providing the space. #belarus #prison #lukashenko