At polling stations in Belarus, where a referendum for changes to the Constitution is being held, those who oppose the war are being detained.
In Belarus, the first detentions of citizens opposing the war with Ukraine began at polling stations. This is reported by local Teregram channels.
“At the polling stations they shout No to war. And immediately arrest,” the message says.
Human rights activists report that Konstantin Shabunin was detained at polling station No. 69 in Staiki.
It should be reminded that polling stations for voting in a referendum for amendments and additions to the Constitution have opened in Belarus.
Earlier today, Vladimir Zelensky appealed to Belarusians to make the right choice in a referendum on amendments to the Constitution of the Republic.
Lukashenka sharply reacted to the words of the Ukrainian leader, making a number of statements. In particular, he acknowledged that shelling of Ukraine is underwayincluding from the territory of the republic.
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