Belarus had KGB agents on the passenger plane that was diverted to arrest a dissident journalist, Ryanair CEO says wbostock@businessinsider.com (Bill Bostock)
Belarus on Sunday diverted a Ryanair plane and arrested a journalist who was onboard.
Roman Protasevich, 26, fled to Poland in 2019 and is accused of terrorism in Belarus.
Ryanair s CEO said Monday that Belarusian KGB agents were on the plane during the forced landing.
Belarusian KGB agents were onboard the Ryanair plane that was abruptly diverted so a dissident journalist could be arrested, the airline s CEO said Monday.
Once on the ground, authorities found no security threat on board, but Belarusian police entered the plane and arrested a passenger, the 26-year-old journalist Roman Protasevich.
Belarus on Sunday diverted a Ryanair plane and arrested a journalist who was onboard.
Roman Protasevich, 26, fled to Poland in 2019 and is accused of terrorism in Belarus.
Ryanair s CEO said Monday that Belarusian KGB agents were on the plane during the forced landing.
Belarusian KGB agents were onboard the Ryanair plane that was abruptly diverted so a dissident journalist could be arrested, the airline s CEO said Monday.
Once on the ground, authorities found no security threat on board, but Belarusian police entered the plane and arrested a passenger, the 26-year-old journalist Roman Protasevich.
Protasevich is one of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko s most vocal critics. He had been living in Poland since 2019 over fears for his safety, and has continued to criticize Lukashenko from afar.
Belarus had KGB agents on plane that was diverted to arrest a dissident journalist, Ryanair CEO says May 24, 2021, 03:01 PM
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Belarus on Sunday diverted a Ryanair plane and arrested a journalist who was onboard.
Roman Protasevich, 26, fled to Poland in 2019 and is accused of terrorism in Belarus.
Ryanair s CEO said Monday that Belarusian KGB agents were on the plane during the forced landing.
Belarusian KGB agents were onboard the Ryanair plane that was abruptly diverted so a dissident journalist could be arrested, the airline s CEO said Monday.
Once on the ground, authorities found no security threat on board, but Belarusian police entered the plane and arrested a passenger, the 26-year-old journalist Roman Protasevich.
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The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation, together with the State Security Committee of the Republic of Belarus, as a result of a special operation, suppressed the illegal activities of Yuri Leonidovich Zyankovich, who has dual citizenship of the United States and the Republic of Belarus, and Alexander Iosifovich Feduta, a citizen of the Republic of Belarus, who were planning to carry out a military coup in Belarus according to a worked-out scenario of “color revolutions” with the involvement of local and Ukrainian nationalists, as well as the physical elimination of President A. Lukashenko…
It is noteworthy that the oppositionists have chosen the day of the Victory Parade in Minsk on May 9th this year as the date of the military coup“