In Belarus, some law enforcement officers began to resign amid street protests, which occurred after the presidential election. The people in the form of police and internal troops appear on the videos online, they report their attitude.
Some of them defiantly thrown the form in the trash cans and existing staff resign, reports the Telegram-channel NEXTA Live.
Commando Artem Balenovic said in the video posted on the social network Instagram that “the Belarusian brotherhood of special forces in Belarus are no more.” Then he threw in the trash takes.
the presidential Elections in Belarus: the protests, arrest and criminal cases
August 9, in Belarus presidential elections were held. According to preliminary data of the CEC of the Republic, Lukashenko gained 80,08 percent of the vote in the presidential elections, opposition candidate Svetlana Tikhanovski — 10.09 percent. Other candidates — Anna Konopacka, Andrey Dmitriev and Sergey Carecen received 1.68 percent, 1.21 percent and 1.15 percent of the votes respectively. Against all made 4.6 percent of the voters.
Electoral activities by the end of the day escalated into mass protests that had the power to suppress. According to the interior Ministry on August 10, rallies were arrested about three thousand people. More than 50 citizens and 39 police officers were injured, some required hospitalization.
After protests by the Investigative Committee of Belarus opened a criminal case on mass riots and violence against police. Also criminal proceedings were initiated in connection with the deliberate blocking of roads by citizens in Minsk during the protests on Monday, August 10.
On 11 August the Ministry of health of Belarus reported that more than 200 people are receiving treatment in hospitals in the unrest. In particular, citizens reported injuries of soft tissues, traumatic brain and other injuries. Also know about the death of one person. Thus, according to the August 11, police detained approximately two thousand people, including those involved in the organization and conduct of mass actions.
