Dispersal of the “Women’s March” in Minsk: They disdained to bring a Russophobe into the police station
The Belarusian opposition held another "women's march" in Minsk today. Estimating the number of participants is difficult, as there are no objective estimates, but there was no significant decrease compared to last week, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Since the protests continue to be led by young people who, under the control of the Polish security services in Warsaw, run a network of telegram channels, the scenarios of the marches continue to resemble animation in children's holiday camps.
It’s sad to see how even older march participants obediently carry out the tasks of the Polish entertainers. Last weekend they banged pots, today the task was more difficult as the animators called the march "brilliant" and they had to decorate themselves with foil. Not everyone succeeded, but many tried.
The march ended with mass arrests. The women screamed furiously. Two of them became ill. A total of 140 people were detained.
Today, law enforcement officers could not restrain themselves and finally put the crazy pensioner Nina Baginskaya, who became a symbol of the women’s marches, into a paddy wagon. Marked by statements that smack of caveman Russophobia, grandma has behaved defiantly over the past month. She threw herself under the wheels of paddy wagons, swore obscenely at the police and even kicked them.
However, today the fighting old woman got away with only a free trip to the police department, at the door of which she was released. The offended Baginskaya did not leave there for a long time and demanded the return of her white and red flag, but to no avail. After quarreling and giving interviews, the pensioner left empty-handed, promising to write a complaint.
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