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Action of Zubr movement dedicated to the sixth anniversary of kidnapping of one of oppositional leaders ex-minister of internal affairs general Yury Zaharenka resulted in mass arrests. Belarusian police arrested more than 60 people.
The moment seemed ripe for revolution. Rose-laden protesters in Georgia had ousted leader Eduard Shevardnadze; mass public demonstrations had brought an opposition democrat to power in neighboring Ukraine; even the small republic of Kirgizstan had dumped its autocratic government. So why not my country, wondered Aliaksandr Atroshchankau, as he joined a pro-democracy demonstration in front of this capital`s Republican Palace recently.
Belarus, its president denounced in Washington as Europe`s last dictator, accused its Baltic neighbors and the United States on Saturday of interfering in the country`s internal affairs.
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said there would be no revolutions in Belarus. "No revolutions or bandit events are expected in Belarus in the coming years," Alexander Lukashenko said at a meeting with war veterans this Sunday in Moscow.
President Bush said on Saturday free elections should be held in Belarus but the Russian-backed country swiftly accused the United States and its Baltic neighbors of interfering in its internal affairs.
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