The website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus was hacked - and Lukashenko was added to the wanted list

The website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus has published information about the search for Alexander Lukashenko and the Minister of Internal Affairs Yuri Karayev. Screenshots were published by Nasha Niva and Belsat .

The website states that Lukashenko and Karayev are accused of "war crimes against the Belarusian people." Lukashenko was also accused of "usurping power."

Apparently, the Ministry of Internal Affairs website was hacked. At the time of writing, it was not open.

The day before, the website of the Presidential Property Management Department of Belarus was hacked. For a while , a white-red-white flag and photographs of the head of the department, Viktor Sheiman, wearing Verka Serduchka's headdress appeared on its main page.

• Since August 9, protests have been ongoing in Belarus for the resignation of Alexander Lukashenko, who is accused of falsifying the results of the presidential elections. In the first days, the protests were accompanied by violent dispersals, mass detentions and beatings of detainees. Now the Belarusian police continue to detain dozens of protesters daily, but there are no longer any reports of their beatings in detention centers.
• On September 2, the State Control Committee of Belarusconducted a search in the Minsk office of the IT company PandaDoc. Its owner, Nikita Mikado, after the protests in Belarus began, offered financial assistance to security officials who decided to resign. On September 3, it became known that a criminal case for theft by abuse of power had been opened against PandaDoc top manager Viktor Kuvshinov.