 'I participated in protests in 2020. What did you do it for?' "It was interesting…' 'And now? Do you regret [what you did]? "Of course, it was meaningless and not relevant. 'Of course, I should not have done that. 'What can you tell people who go [to protests]?' 'Well, that you shouldn't protest because this is not the method to achieve, to express your opinion.' The security services claimed that after her detentions, two female friends of the woman - also present at the anti-Lukashenko protests - sought to escape Belarus. The woman posed for photos wrapped in the red and white flag of free Belarus ( Social media/EAST2WEST NEWS) The woman works for a logistics company in Minsk ( Social media/EAST2WEST NEWS) One fled to Turkey, but the other was detained at the border with Poland, seeing to reach the EU. Today, Ukraine revealed the ghastly reality of life inside a Russian "torture dungeon" after it was discovered in liber){kind=link}
The unnamed woman, 29, who worked as a logistics company manager, took a photo of herself wrapped in the white-red-white flag of Belarus and has now been arrested by the country’s KGB service
A woman has been detained in Minsk after she posted two pictures on Tinder showing her at a protest rally against dictator Alexander Lukashenko.
The unnamed woman, 29, a manager at a logistics company, was seen wrapped in the white-red-white flag of free Belarus.
The protest was in 2020 yet it triggered a complaint which led to her being held by the feared Belarus KGB security services.
The woman – appearing deeply uncomfortable – was seen in a video apologising for using the pictures on her Tinder dating app profile.