Head of United Russia political department: Minsk assaulters controlled by Lukashenka

The ruling party of Russia thinks the Belarusian secret services knew about the attack.

It may be supposed that the Belarusian secret services had information regarding an attack on the Russian Embassy in Minsk. The fact that the law-enforcement bodies didn’t prevent this incident says this is a signal for the Russian authorities and all of us, head of the United Russia political department Aleksey Chadaev said on Tuesday, August 31. Commenting on the attack on the Russian Embassy in Minsk to United Russia’s website, ER.RU, Chadaev noted:

“Belarus is a very small country where everyone knows one another. The decree of information transparency is rather high. President of Belarus Alyaksandr Lukashenka has five or six agencies that gather information. All “fighters against the regime” and activists are under close control. So, it funny to suppose that nobody knew such a serious action was planned.

It can be supposed that the Belarusian secret services had information regarding the action planned. The fact that the law-enfrocement bodies didn’t prevent the incident at the Russian Embassy shows this is a signal for the Russian authorities and all of us. The signal that must be given attention.