Ловушка от милиции или как посадили беларуса. Он переплыл реку, чтобы спастись

We recorded the story of Yegor Yevstratov, who was convicted of attempting to sabotage a police officer's car. It turned out that the operation was planned by security forces for subsequent publication in propaganda media. During his arrest, Yegor was wounded with rubber pellets; the bullet was only recovered in Poland. The Belarusian spent three years in prison and was then forced to flee the country. He had to swim across a river to seek international protection. 00:00 Swam across the river and reached Europe 04:20 How he prepared for his escape 08:20 Meeting with Lithuanian border guards 12:55 Pre-trial detention center in Lithuania and transfer to Poland 17:30 Response to security forces and Lukashenko 20:40 A police trap 23:20 A whole special operation to detain 25:30 The bullet was recovered in Poland 29:00 A police officer's car was damaged 31:15 Propagandists were filming their own story 34:00 I was mentally prepared for the verdict 38:30 There was hope for release 42:00 Belarusians need to demand their due 43:30 I served until the bell rang 45:00 I became smarter in prison Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, Prison in Belarus, political prisoners in Belarus A Country for Living. Watch previous episodes: How a Prison in Grodno Works: Rumors, Relationships, and Survival    • Как устроена тюрьма в Гродно: слухи, отнош...   Sent to Prison for a Word on Telegram. Harsh Realities in Belarus    • За слово в Telegram попал в тюрьму. Жесток...   Women's Prison in Belarus: Left to Tell the Truth. Feminism and Freedom    • Женская колония в Беларуси: уехала, чтобы ...   #prison #belarus #lukashenko