Belarusian state security on alert for January provocations | Tech Reddy

The Belarusian state security agency KGB has been tipped off about plans by the exiled opposition to mount a new propaganda campaign against the government in January, its deputy chief said on Wednesday.

MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik – November 16, 2022) The Belarusian state security agency KGB has been informed of plans by the exiled opposition to launch a new propaganda campaign against the government in January, its deputy chief he said on Wednesday.

The deputy head of the KGB, Sergei Terebov, said the foreign-based Belarusian opposition wanted to drive students and educators into the streets this winter with false reports of rising school costs and falling educational standards.

“The attempts of our opponents to incite the guardians to action failed, but they do not give up.

They will try to do it again in January 2023,” Terebov was quoted as saying by state news agency Belta.

Some critics of the Belarusian government have left the country for Poland, Lithuania and Ukraine after President Alexander Lukashenko secured a sixth term in office in August 2020, rejected as a farce by the leaders of the opposition and its Western supporters, and a repression of anti-government protests. which follows the vote. Belarus has accused the United States and the European Union of interfering in its domestic affairs.