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Asserting his control, subjugating ukraine, it is going to be a disaster for your attempts to remove lukashenko. you know, its a pity to admit, but, yes, the fate of ukraine and fate of belarus are deeply interconnected. and on the outcome of this war depends how long my husband will spend injail, how long thousands of people will spend injail. and our task now is to support, to help ukrainian people as much as we can, and we really believe were doing our best to be on the side of light. svetla ...

Welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, im mariko 0i. the headlines: ukrainian officials say a theatre in mariupol that was being used as shelter for civilians has been destroyed. russia denies attacking it. president biden brands vladimir putin a war criminal — as the us pledges a further $800 million of military support for ukraine. russia counts its dead in the war, but vladimir putin insists the invasion is going to plan. also in the programme: freed after six years. nazanin

Regime, but not real actions. only after hijacking of ryanair flight, strong sanctions have been imposed, but even they left so many loopholes in those sanctions that lukashenko could easily avoid them. after a hybrid attack with the help of migrants that lukashenko did in august, he didnt pay at all for this crime. you know, no powerful sanctions. nothing happened. of course he feels impunity. of course he understands that he can do everything. people are repressed in belarus. people are scared...

But the difference is that lukashenko became a collaborant with the kremlin, and ukrainians didnt. obviously, it is very difficult to get real hard information from inside the belarusian military, its very hard also to get information about what specifically is happening just over the border from belarus in northern ukraine. but what we hear right now are very disturbing reports that the power has been cut off to the chernobyl nuclear power plant just across the border from belarus inside ukrain...

Belaruss authoritarian president lukashenko seems to be in putins pocket, whether he likes it or not. my guest is exiled leader of the anti—lukashenko movement, svetla na ti kha novs kaya. is the fate of belarus now tied to the fate of ukraine? svetla na tikhanovskaya, welcome to hardtalk. hello. its nice to have you in our studio. tell me, what are your feelings as you see your country, belarus, being used

Either in exile or in prison. lukashenko seems to have won. lukashenko didnt win. every day, he knows that he is not recognised by his people. hes not recognised by international society. by democratic leaders. and so i want to ask the same question, why are political prisoners still in prisons? there is strong actions the democratic world could do in response to the crimes that lukashenko and his cronies did. so when we were going from country to country asking to impose tough and joint sanctio...

Went to show, you know, the attitude to this war, and about 800 people have been detained for one day. and one of the things they were protesting about was the most recent referendum that lukashenko pushed through, where he ended belaruss commitment to be nuclear—free. and the implication of that was clear, that if putin wanted to place nuclear weapons on belarusian territory, lukashenko would agree. when the protesters came out against that and against the war in ukraine, hundreds more were a...

Already, and his physical condition is normal. you know, hes a strong person and hes a fighter. but we have a lot of stories when people have cut their veins, when people go for hunger strike because they cant endure conditions they are in. and, you know, a week ago, after war started, we had massive rally on the streets of belarus. about 100,000 people went to show, you know, the attitude to this war, and about 800 people have been detained for one day. and one of the things they were protestin...

He has to consult with kremlin about his future actions, so we belarusians have to take responsibility for the independence of our country. and when we talk about invasion of ukraine, i have to say that belarus was first for invasion. but the difference is that lukashenko became a collaborant with the kremlin, and ukrainians didnt. obviously, it is very difficult to get real hard information from inside the belarusian military, its very hard also to get information about what specifically is hap...

Pavel came back from his life in new york to battle the kremlin�*s forces who are supported by president lu kashenko of belarus. without independent and free ukraine, there is no independent and free belarus. i really admire ukrainian nation. from the very beginning we supported ukrainians in theirfight forfreedom and i would like to have my belarusian nation to be as strong and powerful as ukraine is right now. do you think lukashenko will send belarusian troops into ukraine? i hope so becaus...