Several dozen participants of the traditional Saturday "women's march" protest have been detained in Minsk. According to Belarusian media, more than 10,000 people gathered for the event. Protests of those dissatisfied with the vote counting in the Belarusian elections have not ceased in the country since August 9. The protesters were again detained very harshly by unknown people in camouflage, but the participants began to take off their balaclavas, exposing their faces.

On September 14, Vladimir Putin will meet with Alexander Lukashenko in Sochi; all of Belarus has been protesting against his regime for a month now. Will Putin support the Belarusian dictator and what strategy will the Kremlin follow to deal with the crisis in the “brotherly” republic? It is reported that the leaders intend to discuss key issues of the further development of Russian-Belarusian relations of strategic partnership and alliance.

The Belarusian revolution has a female face. At the beginning of the protests, the girls protected the protesters with their bodies from the aggression of the riot police, and now they regularly go out on marches and solidarity rallies in support of opposition leader Maria Kolesnikova, who is now in custody. Subscribe to tvrainru - https://www.youtube.com/user/tvrainru Official website of Dozhd - http://tvrain.ru/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/tvrain Twitter - https://twitter.

On September 12 in Minsk, about a thousand march participants gathered for a protest on Freedom Square. Security forces immediately began harsh arrests. According to media reports, security forces began detaining protesters immediately after the start of the march. Along the way, three more columns joined the protesters.

Support our work and become a sponsor of the channel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdubelOloxR3wzwJG9x8YqQ/join Protests in Belarus continue - the government responds to peaceful protests of Belarusians by expelling opposition leaders from the country, criminal cases of attempting to seize power and violence security forces. One of the key questions: what is the Kremlin’s position regarding the crisis in Belarus and the Lukashenko regime?

The German newspaper Die Zeit reported, citing its sources: “Alexey Navalny was poisoned with a new, improved and even more dangerous version of Novichok. And this new version of Novichok is slower than the previously known ones.” As Die Zeit writes, Navalny was supposed to die on board the plane, but two circumstances saved his life: the pilot quickly landed the plane, and the doctors quickly injected Navalny with atropine.