Is Belarusian TV a KGB branch?

Recently Ambassadors of the EU countries invited co-chairmen of the United democratic forces for a meeting on October 30. It was enough to call two oppositional politicians to make a camera of the state Belarusian TV keep vigil outside the building of French Embassy. Another call from the embassy, about a working meeting of embassy workers with representatives of the UDF representatives on Wednesday, October 31, and Belarusian TV employees were keeping vigil near the United Civil Party headquarters, the United Civil party informs.

“We have reason to suppose that it was a part of informational preparation of the regime to the Social March,” the leader of the National Committee of the United Democratic Forces Anatol Lyabedzka said. “But they need recent footage for that. They have been demonstrating rather overexposed chronicles of the last century. There won’t be problems with stage direction. A well-known TV provocateur Azaryonak has been denied visa to the Netherlands, so he and his coworkers have no problems with motivation. The regime hasn’t drawn lessons from its mistakes. Instead of offering a TV studio for a discussion on the problem of social guarantees for people, and give air time to inform citizens about the place where participants of the Social March would gather, the regime is merely oriented to cheap provocations in the same way as before”.