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10:59, — Politics

Today morning, when activists came to the central office of the Belarusian Popular Front party, they saw broken windows, and windows and doors with swastikas painted on them.

Beside swastikas, leaflets of an unregistered National Bolshevik party of Belarus were attached to the walls.

“In an impotent rage and attempts to stop pro-European sentiment in Belarus, marginal agents of the Russian Empire are just playing little dirty tricks,” the deputy chairman of the Belarusian Popular Front party Viktar Ivashkevich commented the accident to the Charter’97 press-center.

Members of the Belarusian Poplar Front party called in police. It is worth mentioning that Police Academy is situated next to the headquarters of the party. “The sound of windows broken is loud, especially at night. The Police Academy must protect the nearby buildings, but they haven’t done that,” Ivashkevich noted.