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Protests Erupt in Belarus
1:42:45 - 1:49:01 (06:16)
Citizens of Belarus take to protesting against proposed amendments to the constitutional referendum, including changes in commitment to being neutral and free of nuclear weapons, and a potential to host Russia's nuclear arsenal.
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Belarus became a satrapy with 30,000 Russian troops moving into the country, resulting in Russian troops that were stationed within a few hundred miles of Kiev, while the new Belarus movement prepared to protest the constitutional referendum that would allow Lukashenko to stay in office until 2035.
1:42:45 - 1:44:44 (01:59)
Summary
Belarus became a satrapy with 30,000 Russian troops moving into the country, resulting in Russian troops that were stationed within a few hundred miles of Kiev, while the new Belarus movement prepared to protest the constitutional referendum that would allow Lukashenko to stay in office until 2035. In the early hours of February 24th, Russia's military attacked Ukraine, leaving the Belarusian people scared and horrified about their country's involvement in the Kremlin's slaughter.
ChapterProtests Erupt in Belarus
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Diana planned to open a house for Belarusians in Warsaw to provide advice on residency, healthcare and schools.
1:44:44 - 1:46:36 (01:51)
Summary
Diana planned to open a house for Belarusians in Warsaw to provide advice on residency, healthcare and schools. As the war in Belarus continues, many Belarusian relocants in Kiev flee farther west to escape the conflict.
ChapterProtests Erupt in Belarus
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CHAT members in Minsk went to the Russian embassy to protest the war in Ukraine after spoiling their ballots in the constitutional referendum.
1:46:36 - 1:49:01 (02:24)
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CHAT members in Minsk went to the Russian embassy to protest the war in Ukraine after spoiling their ballots in the constitutional referendum. Sviatlana released videos supporting Ukraine and praising Belarusian volunteers going to fight alongside Ukrainians.