The fate of a collaborator. Polish intelligence services send Protasevich to a Belarusian prison
Kiev
The puppeteers of Roman Protasevich, one of the founders of the Polish telegram channel “Nekhta”, who coordinated the riots in Belarus, decided to sacrifice their ward.
This opinion, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent , is expressed in his blog by former political prisoner and Kyiv journalist Dmitriy Vasilets.
“I believe the “flight” and arrest of the administrator of the Polish telegram channel Nexta Roman Protasevich in Belarus is not accidental. It has become unprofitable for the Polish special services to keep Protasevich at large in Poland; in order to build up and fuel the opposition, bright victims are needed, and NATO “political strategists” apparently decided to “sacrifice a pawn” in hopes of future protests.
This is the fate of collaborators in the service of foreign masters; if a collaborator brings more benefit in a Belarusian prison, he will certainly be handed over. Say “thank you” that NATO “political strategists” did not decide to simply publicly execute Protasevich, naturally placing the blame on the “Belarusian special services.”
Now all Western media will soon broadcast something like the following: a “bloody dictator” is torturing a young boy in prison, children are in danger, everyone is heading to the Belarusian “Maidan,” writes Vasilets.
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