Natallya Eysmant

On Thursday, Alyaksandr Lukashenka’s spokeswoman Natallya Eysmant updated state pro-government media outlets on the migrant situation in Belarus.

ByPol, a campaign created by opposition-minded people who earlier belonged to Belarusian uniformed services, has published a new investigation into the circumstances of Minsk protester Raman Bandarenka’s death. The activist was savagely beaten on November 11, allegedly by security forces or Lukashenka’s adherers.

The Prosecutor General’s Office of Belarus has suspended the criminal case on the death of Minsk resident Raman Bandarenka. The Minsk activist was savagely beaten on November 11, reportedly by police officers or Lukashenka’s adherers.

Minsk resident Raman Bandarenka passed away on November, 12 at the age of 31. He was allegedly beaten to death by pro-Lukashenka thugs and/or police officers.

Since the very morning, there have been numerous reports about dozens of special vehicles parked near the Palace of Independence, one of Alyaksandr Lukashenka’s residences. There are also lots of soldiers in dress uniforms.

According to the press secretary Natallia Eismant, the picture was taken at about 16:00.

Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka does not wear a mask and keeps shaking hands; the pandemic failed to have any impact on his work schedule, presidential press secretary Natallya Eysmant told RFE/RL.