The Husband of Belarusian opposition leader was released from Sergei Tikhanovsky prison

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya Husband of Belarusian opposition head has been accidentally released from Belarusia, along with other political prisoners.

Sergei Tikhanovsky has been taken to Lithuanian and has joined the wife of the village in the capital Vilnius.

At least 10 prisoners are released, IHar Karnei Ihar Karnei includes the former RFE journalist.

Sudden release The U.S. Envoy Keith Kellogg visited Minsk on Saturday and meeting Alexander Lukashenko President of Belarusian.

The image made on social media shared by the representatives of Tikhanovskaya shows smiling and embrace and Tikhanovsky lost a lot of weight in care.

“My husband … it’s free! It’s hard to describe joy in my heart,” he wrote in Tikhanovskaya X.

Thanking for Donald Trump, Kellogg and “All European Allies”, he added: “We are not finished. 1150 are behind the political prisoners. All must be released.”

The rest of the relevant prisoners are among the five national and Japanese, Polish and Swedish citizens in Belarus, according to the Office of Tikhanovskaya. In a statement of X, Lithuania Foreign Minister said that 14 political prisoners were receiving care of Lithuania.

Maria Kolesnikova, one of the most popular opposition leaders who imprisoned after mass protests of 2020 is still prison, confirmed his sister.

Tikhanovskaya stayed in August 2020 elections, after her husband, after the former Blogger and the presidency of Tikhanovsky, they took care. They jailed for 18 years in 2021.

His wife ran in his place and claimed victory in the polls, believed that Lukashenko supporters were sucked, but he was Forced to exile Kids vote and the next day.

1994. Since the year he has made efforts to deal with Lukashenko.

Hundreds of thousands of Belarus have left their country since its a rough crack against the spread of spread protests in 2020.

Thousands of thousands of people have been arrested in the country for the last five years for political reasons, according to the Viasna of Human Rights.