Minsk resident Roman Bondarenko, who on the eve of the “Square of Changes” was beaten by unknown masks, died in intensive care. This was announced by Belsat, the information was confirmed by TUT.BY his sister.
According to Euroradio, Bondarenko was in serious condition in the neurosurgery department of the Minsk ambulance hospital. He was diagnosed with severe traumatic brain injury.
Bondarenko was taken to the hospital from the RUVD of the Central District. Prior to this, during the visit of unknown in masks to the “Square of Changes”, it was detained and greatly beaten.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs stated that “caring citizens” participated in the conflict with Bondarenko, and the police came to the scene of the fight later and called him an ambulance. At the same time, the message does not indicate that the man was hospitalized from the department.
After the news of the death of Bondarenko, the Minsk people gathered at the "Square of Changes" to honor his memory, reports Euroradio.

After the presidential election, protests began in Belarus, the CEC of the country claimed that Alexander Lukashenko won them. The security forces disperse the protesters, the detainees repeatedly talked about the use of violence from the security forces to them.
On the second day after the elections in Minsk, 34-year-old Alexander Taraykovsky died. The Ministry of Internal Affairs claimed that a grenade exploded in his hands. However, the Associated Press and Euroradio published shots, which show that he fell in front of the security forces after being wounded in the chest. After a gunshot wound to the head during the dispersal of the action on August 11, Gennady Shutov also died in Brest.