Per Cromwell will talk with KGB

After the conversation, he will inform about the response to subpoenas, sent by e-mail to the Swedes.

Per Cromwell, head of Swedish Studio Total, which organized the "Teddy Troopers" in Belarus on July 4, confirmed to the "Radio Liberty" that he and his colleagues received subpoenas of the KGB, with a proposal to come to Minsk for the investigation.

Per Cromwell said, "Today or tomorrow", they will give the answer - after negotiations with KGB.

Recall, on August 2 the Belarusian KGB sent official subpoenas to citizens of the Kingdom of Sweden Per Cromwell, Thomas Mazetti and Hanne-Lena Frey, asking them to come for questioning by the investigator.

The subpoenas were translated into English and published on the official website of the KGB. They say that the organizers and performers of the “Teddy Troopers" must come for investigation in the 10-day period. One must have a passport or other identity document and notify KGB about the time of arrival.

Sanctions, identified in the subpoenas, can be applied to Swedish citizens in case of their absence. According to the Article 402 of the Criminal Code of Belarus, for this they can face penalties of up to 6 months imprisonment.