KGB suspects the dead of organising blasts

Brest human rights activist Uladzmir Vyalichkin told Radio Racyja about a funny event, showing unprofessionalism of the KGB and militia.

“Secret services officers visited the family of late Kanstantsin Myslivyets, former activist of the Belarusian Popular Front Party, opposition leader in Drahichyn town.

The visitor weren’t confused with words of Lyudmila Myslivyets, that her husband dies in 2006. They ordered Ms Myslivyets and her stepson Kiryl to have their fingerprints taken and give written explanations of their location on 3 July,” the politician told.

It should be reminded that after blasts in Minsk during the concert on the official Independence Day on 3 July, the authorities tightened repressions against the opposition. According to the information of human rights activists, 15 opposition activists are arrested.