Nexta telegram channel, after detention on the female march, led to the threat to publish the data of the Belarusian security forces

The Opposition Belarusian Telegram channel Nexta Live has published personal data of more than 1 thousand security forces after mass detentions at the female march in Minsk. "A week ago, we warned about what would happen if the punishers do not stop. We keep the promise," the report said.

It is noted that the base of employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs became available "thanks to cyber partisans." The channel promises to further publish data when continuing the detentions. The list contains the name of the police officers, the date of birth, the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in which they serve, as well as the titles and positions, writes MBH Media .

Separately, the channel published detailed data of seven special forces of the Almaz special forces, up to the indication of home addresses. The organization Conflict Intelligence Team suggested that the fighters of this unit could shoot Alexander Taraykovsky , who became the first victim of forceful dispersal of protests after the presidential election in Belarus. “Welcome to circular bail. For the crimes of one, everyone will be responsible, since everyone is silent,” said Nexta.

Earlier, the Telegram channel urged the security forces to quit the authorities in order to "not take the crimes of the regime on himself," and warned that "it would not work to hide behind the balaclavs." On the channel it was noted that the Belarusian regime turns the law enforcement agencies "into anonymous gangs", directly ordering "to act beyond the law, to indefinitely."

According to the Belarusian human rights center "Vesna" , more than 300 people were detained on a Saturday female march. The detention was carried out by OMON employees and people in olive form without identification marks who call themselves police officers.

On September 17, Russian journalist Yuri Dud published on his channel an interview with the founder of Nexta Stepan Putilo. Speaking about the deanonymization of the security forces, Putilo expressed the opinion that they are “very afraid of discovering themselves”, “they understand that they are wrong, therefore they delete pages from social networks or use other photos and names, so they sit in balaclavs and testify on serious droves.”

Putilo said that after the presidential election in Belarus, his whole family moved to Poland. Nexta receives a “bunch of threats, including some rather real”, for example, to blow up the office, to take out Putilo to the Belarusian border for money and transfer to the authorities, “10 bitcoins to tear the eggs.” “I, in fact, now I can’t go anywhere, for security reasons, because it’s a very hot period,” said NexTA founder.

According to him, "reliable sources in the KGB" of Belarus said that "there was a direct indication - either to eliminate, but it would not work, or take it in the direction of Belarus." The conviction that he was not eliminated, Putilo explained by the fact that in this case an international scandal would be obtained, and in addition, he was "secretly guarded." He noted that all the facts of obtaining threats were brought to the attention of the Polish authorities.

Earlier, the press service of Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, which the opposition considers the elected president of Belarus, announced the preparation of the sanctions "list of Taraykovsky" with the names of officials and security forces who participated and continue to participate in violence against protesters. The list is planned to be transferred to Ukraine, to Turkey, Russia, the EU countries and the USA.

The list is created with the participation of human rights activists and the Black Book of Belarus: it is positioned as "The base of the Minsk and the Minsk region for species threatens to disappear: riot police, traffic police, internal troops and other security forces that were involved in the use of violence against civilians."

After the detentions on the Saturday of the female march, Tikhanovskaya demanded to free women, noting that there are even girls born in 2004 in the list of detainees. “Employees of law enforcement agencies should remember: Belarusians are ready to deanonymize those who comply with criminal orders. You will still have to look into the eyes of their people, which you must protect,” the Tikhanovskaya’s statement said, which was distributed by the Pool of the First .