Belarusian police began searching for the missing Oppositionist Kolesnikova

Relatives of the member of the Presidium of the Coordinating Council , Maria Kolesnikova, who had missed on Monday, turned to the Belarusian police, and there they were informed that they were already looking for her.

"Relatives of Maria Kolesnikova submitted an application to the police on the fact of her disappearance. The police said that the application was accepted, they were looking for Mary," Viktor Babariko, a former applicant’s telegram channel, said .

Several members of the Coordinating Council - a member of the Presidium, Maria Kolesnikova, spokesman Anton Rodnkov and executive secretary Ivan Kravtsov - stopped in touch on Monday morning. Their location is unknown.

On Monday morning, the TUT.by portal with reference to eyewitnesses said that "Kolesnikov on the morning of September 7 near the National Art Museum, unknown people put in a minibus with the inscription" Communication "and taken away in an unknown direction." Pavel Latushko, a member of the Presidium of the Coordinating Council, in turn, informed Interfax that Kolesnikova may be detained by security forces.

In turn, the Minsk City Executive Committee of Interfax said that "the Minsk police did not detain Kolesnikov. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus also reported that they do not have information about its detention.