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The question about chernobyl and possible disaster, because the communications were cut off. i understand, i realise that it could be a nuclear catastrophe for the whole region, for the whole europe, and, you know, we have to do everything possible to stop this. i understand that, you know, for the kremlin, this war, peoples lives dont mean anything. but for us — for belarusians, for ukrainians, for the democratic world — it means a lot, and we just have to do everything possible, you know, ...

A trial run for the terror they will soon see for real. recruits from belarus training before they go to fight with ukraine. slavic brothers uniting against a common enemy, putins russia. this man came back from his life in new york to battle the kremlins forces who worth the wait president lukashenko of belarus. without independent — lukashenko of belarus. without independent and _ lukashenko of belarus. without independent and free _ lukashenko of belarus. without independent and free ukrain...

You have not been able to live inside your own country since that fateful election in the summer of 2020, when you claim and you insist that you won the election, but you also claim that there was systematic fraud and rigging. lukashenko claimed victory, and in the popular protests that followed, you had to flee with your children, and i believe youre now spending most of your time in lithuania, but youre travelling the world trying to tell your message to the international community about lukas...

They stop railways, just to prevent these trains going through our territory. our people, our workers on the enterprises going for small strikes, you know, to stop the enterprise, you know, that helps the military troops of russia. but if you go down this track of sabotage, of doing everything you can to halt and create obstacles to vladimir putin using belarus to invade ukraine, you run the risk of putin turning his forces and his anger on belarus. you know what putin is capable of, are you pre...

On the radio. because the deal, you know. _ on the radio. because the deal, you know. we _ on the radio. because the deal, you know, we ended _ on the radio. because the deal, you know, we ended up, - you know, we ended up, newsnight ended up doing a story about lebvedev interviewing lukashenko rather interviewing lu kashenko rather than interviewing lukashenko rather than doing the story with lebvedev stop. lebvedev did not want me asking any questions. he secured the interview, and you were al...

So when we were going from country to country asking to impose tough and joint sanctions against the regime, we got words of support, words of condemnation of this 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 power...

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 as a launchpad for vladimir putins invasion of ukraine? you know, on 2a february, we woke up in a new reality, and we understood that lukashenko gave our land as the aircraft carrier for putins troops to invade ukraine. we were shocked. nobody believed that the war could start because we remember the pain of world war ii, and we did...

What is democracy about? its about the will of the people. before answering this question, i have to ask belarusians, "where do you want to go?" people want to live a normal life. we dont want our pensioners to live in poverty. this is what we want, our economy to develop — and how it will be fulfilled, thats the question. and this question, people have to answer. isnt the truth that, as you sit here with me in london — youre about to go see the foreign secretary, political avenues you are p...

The military troops of russia. but if you go down this track of sabotage, of doing everything you can to halt and create obstacles to vladimir putin using belarus to invade ukraine, you run the risk of putin turning his forces and his anger on belarus. you know what putin is capable of, are you prepared to run that risk with the security of your own country? look, our country is de facto under partial military occupation, and lukashenko is not responsible for his decisions any more. he has to co...

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 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 p...