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And then imprisoned in belarus. can your husband tell you anything about the conditions he is currently imprisoned under? my husband is in solitary cell for more than one year 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 o...

In the interview when he turned to lukashenko and said, what do you think about group sex? there was an awkward pause and lukashenko looked at me and i had to kind of move in. he secured the interview, and you were along for the ride to film it. i think we will move on from there. and move away from evgeny lebedev and back to the question that i asked at the start of the show — why is it only now that we are reading investigations into russian influence into the uk and im thinking particularly...

Evidence do you have that there is discontent and deep unhappiness in the belarusian military at what they are doing, cooperating with the russians? you say that you have contacts with mothers of soldiers, things like that. but the outside world would like to see some real proof, some real evidence if indeed there are now divisions emerging within lukashenko�*s military. do you have any evidence? the fact that our troops are still not on the territory of ukraine is the proof that people — ou...

You know, to stop this. its awful. 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 ...

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 because every moment kgb people can enter yourflat and kidnap yourfather, brother, or whoever and you cant do anything. are you allowed to speak to your husband at all right now? because hes been senten...

Nick paton walsh in odesa. thank you so much for that report. joining me now senior adviser to president zelenskyys chief of staff, lukashenko. i want your take on the news we heard from president zelenskyy who said the russians are getting more realistic in their negotiating positions. what does that mean? >> good afternoon, everyone. yes, we see this negotiation process. in the beginning russians have overestimated the understanding of its own army. and they underestimated ukraine. and now w...

You about how you view the success of your campaign, because the truth is that after all of those street protests in the summer of 2020, that feeling that lukashenko�*s grip on power may be weakened, he is still there. there are, according to the uns latest human rights report on belarus, roughly 1,000 political prisoners still being held, including your own husband. and your movement basically has gone completely underground. the street protests are almost wiped out. most of your key leaders ...

Rather than have you repeat what you just said, i want to move on to belarus. how concerned is the united states about belarus with the potential to commit troops to fight with russia? >> jonathan, belarus should be a sovereign independent country. but in recent months, the lukashenko regime has seeded the province of his proud country to putin. weve seen over the past ten months when tens of thousands of russians have poured into what should have been sovereign russian belarusian territory to c...

Ukraine. we were shocked. nobody believed that the war could start because we remember the pain of world war ii, and we didnt want something like this to repeat in our lands. but illegitimate lukashenko has to pay for the support he got from the kremlin after the fraudulent election in 2020. and now hes paying with our sovereignty, with our lands. and, you know, i really feel maybe shame, you know? hes doing it, and we belarusians feeling this shame that we became aggressive towards our brother,...

Unless three people stand up to him, groups of people — the west, president xi or the... four, actually. ..the russian people, or fourthly is lukashenko, because this could be a game—changer. thats the president of neighbouring belarus. imagine if belarus — just to finish this point — were suddenly to say it never had a good relationship over the last decades with putin anyway, actually, i dont like where this is going, back off your troops. that would expedite putins removal and that wo...