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Belarusian Nexta Live channel planned to switch to Russian agenda - blogger Protasevich It was discussed that after the end of the active phase of Belarusian protests the Nexta Live channel would become Russian, blogger Roman Protasevich said MINSK, June 3. /TASS/. Blogger Roman Protasevich, one of the co-founders of the Nexta Telegram channel, which Minsk recognized as an extremist entity, who was detained at Minsk airport, has stated that after the active part of Belarusian rallies related to presidential elections was over, the plan was to switch the Nexta Live channel to the Russian agend...

Earlier Lufthansa announced that it would avoid flights in the airspace of Belarus until June 3 BERLIN, June 3. /TASS/. Lufthansa is canceling flights between Minsk from Frankfurt am Main until June 20, according to a statement posted on the airline's website on Thursday. "Due to the current situation and in order to ensure the stability of our passengers’ planning, the Lufthansa Group has decided to suspend flights in the airspace of Belarus until June 20 inclusive," the airline says. Earlier Lufthansa announced that it would avoid flights in the airspace of Belarus until June 3. The situa...

Roman Protasevich was detained on May 23 Roman Protasevich© Telegram@Zheltyeslivy/Reuters TV via REUTERS MINSK, June 3. /TASS/. Blogger Roman Protasevich, one of the co-founders of the Nexta Telegram channel, which Minsk recognized as an extremist entity, who was detained at Minsk airport, has admitted his guilt in organizing and preparing actions violating public order. "I admit being guilty under Article 342 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus (organization of unsanctioned events). The calls that I published were instrumental in unrest breaking out in the streets and for thre...

Estonia’s UN envoy sees possibility for more Security Council meetings on Belarus UN, June 1. /TASS/. The issue of Ryanair plane’s emergency landing in Belarus may once again be raised by the UN Security Council, Estonia’s UN envoy, Sven Jurgenson, has told reporters. "We’ve tried also to keep some slots ready for some events that might come up," he said at the press conference on Estonia’s upcoming UN Security Council presidency, adding that, due to the nature of the UN Security Council’s work, its members have to deal with unexpected events all the time. "If you look at just ...

Lawyers are also preparing an appeal against the measure of restraint chosen against her