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Information is still to his rule. do you think, then, hes underestimated the international outrage? because its quite a risk, isnt it, that hes instigated this international incident, as youve described it, for one man? just how much of a threat was roman to lukashenko? he was a young, talented, very capable internetjournalist who had played a crucial role in bringing to light the extent of the oppression in belarus after the fixed election last august and in helping to organise some of the demo...

Against civilians in belarus and european countries to arrest a single person. no—one else is safe. anyone can be in roman protasevich�*s place. after several hours on the ground, the plane and remaining passengers were allowed to leave and arrived in vilnius, as outrage spread across europe, with several countries accusing belarus of an act of state terrorism. in a tweet, the foreign secretary dominic raab said he was coordinating with allies and warned: "this outlandish action by lukashenk...

We�*ve just had word that nato ambassadors are going to discuss belarus over that forcible landing, and we will of course keep you updated on that. also, further comment from ryanair, i mentioned michael o�*leary saying he believes there were kgb agents on that flight, that echoes what roman protasevich had indicated, he had indicated he believed he was being followed in athens before he got on that flight, he had actually blogged about that. we�*ve got a bit more now from ryanair, a state...

Its the first time it has happened to a european airline but this was a case of state—sponsored hijack, state—sponsored piracy but i cant say much because the eu authorities and nato are dealing with it at the moment. there is international outrage. here in europe talk is tough with promises of consequences. but the night eu leaders must decide what exactly the consequences should be for hijacking an eu flight. after hours in minsk, the plane was allowed to complete its trip without roman an...

Days but the end of the week is looking drier and warmer. hello, this is bbc news, with geeta guru—murthy. the headlines — eu leaders are considering sanctions against belarus, after a ryanair flight was forced to divert to minsk — so authorities there could arrest an opposition activist who was on board the flight. and the former president of formula one — max mosley — has died — aged 81. the bbc board has announced a review of its editorial and whistle—blowing policies, following...

Absolutely, yes, we have been waiting for the reaction from the united states on top of the reaction from european states which has been very strong and powerful. and actually, determined to be practical this time around, notjust condemnation and concerns, but doing something practical to address the dismal situation in belarus. what are the practical steps youd like to see happen now? it is to address the aviation industry regulations being violated by the belarus government, to close the airsp...

Translation: lukashenko personally caused an international scandal, - used military aircraft against civilians in belarus and european countries to arrest a single person. no—one else is safe. anyone can be in roman protasevich�*s place. after several hours on the ground, the plane and remaining passengers were allowed to leave and arrived in vilnius, as outrage spread across europe, with several countries accusing belarus of an act of state terrorism. in a tweet, the foreign secretary domin...

As you know at this stage, that has gone ok? yes, yes. ok, thank you so much for talking to us, we do appreciate it. thank you. the headlines on bbc news... eu leaders are considering sanctions against belarus, after a ryanair flight was forced to divert to minsk — so authorities there could arrest an opposition activist who was on board the flight. a prominent black lives matter activist — sasha johnson — is reported to be in a critical condition after being shot in the head. people who l...

Horrible, what do you think of that? it is horrible. it _ what do you think of that? it is horrible, it is _ what do you think of that? it 3 horrible, it is shocking. one week ago, we took the same flight and we could have been and his place. we were flying over belarus territory. no one is safe who is flying over belarus. even if you are in the territory of the european union you cannot be safe, the regime is using all possible ways to persecute journalists and activists. it abuses internationa...

To address the dismal situation in belarus. what are the practical steps you would like to see happen now? it is aviation industry regulations being violated by the belarus government, to close the airspace of belarus to international flights but also to probably ban the flights from belarus to european union... but at the same time recognise that all these measures are targeting just a very narrow aspect of the situation in belarus, while the situation in belarus, while the problem now is more ...