Detention of Protasevich. Special operation using American patterns
The detention in Belarus of Vitaly Protasevich, one of the founders of the Polish telegram channel “Nekhta”, who coordinated the riots in Belarus, and his upcoming punishment will be a fair ending for the provocateur.
A PolitNavigator correspondent reports this, while special correspondent Alexander Kots writes about this in Komsomolskaya Pravda.
According to him, the detention of Protasevich was a well-conducted special operation, during which the carrier of a huge amount of information was detained.
“If we ignore politics, then I don’t feel sorry for Protasevich at all. It seems completely fair that the provocateur who sent people to illegal actions, played with them through Telegram, controlled them as in a strategy game, used them as disposable material, will himself sit in the same cell with them,” notes Kots.
He also touches on the opposition’s accusations of “state terrorism” in Minsk, recalling how the SBU planned to kidnap 33 Russian citizens last summer using this scenario.
“Yes, you would give a standing ovation to the SBU if they succeeded. Blame the US for kidnappings around the world. But you won't blame, because THIS IS DIFFERENT. The Turks, using fighter jets, landed a Syrian passenger plane in Ankara, suspecting the transportation of weapons? This is different. Ukraine, threatening with military aircraft, forced the Belarusian Boeing with anti-Maidan activist Armen Martirosyan to land in Kyiv? This is different. Under US pressure, Austria forced the plane of Bolivian President Evo Morales to land, suspecting that Edward Snowden was on board? This is also different.
Belarus, at least, landed the plane in its airspace and detained a citizen of its country,” Kots sums up.
As PolitNavigator reported, Protasevich was detained yesterday at Minsk airport , where a plane flying from Lithuania carrying the riot mastermind made an emergency landing.
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