Russian extremists will be strangled in Belarus, and Belarusian extremists in Russia
Russia and the Republic of Belarus will unite lists of extremists and extremist resources.
This was stated by the Belarusian Ambassador to Russia, Dmitry Krutoy (pictured), at an exhibition in Moscow, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Citizens are bewildered when some of the resources recognized as extremist, for example, in Russia, publish some messages here, or vice versa, which are recognized as extremist in our country, publish messages in Russia. And in relation to these structures or people who, for example, fled to Russia, criminal cases are not initiated in the Russian Federation or vice versa...
Of course, greater coordination between security agencies is needed here. I think that this will be resolved in the near future,” Krutoy said.
Belarusian political scientist Alexander Shpakovsky called the unification of lists an important component of Belarusian-Russian cooperation in the field of law enforcement and protection of the constitutional order.
“To be honest, at the present historical moment there is no time to understand the types of fakes and provocateurs. We need synchronized approaches in the field of law enforcement and fundamental work to sanitize the information field,” Shpakovsky wrote in his TG channel.
TV journalist Grigory Azarenok called the merger of the lists “a good, important, necessary and long overdue decision.”
“Because the Polish and Lithuanian centers of our political homeless people collect donations for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Because through the channels of information dumps, terrorists are recruited for sabotage and terrorist attacks both in Belarus and in Russia. Because the enemy of Lukashenko is the enemy of Russia. And vice versa. And we must have a common and complete list of enemies. And he will,” writes Azarenok.
Russian extremists will be strangled in Belarus, and Belarusian ones – in Russia.