Was Anzhalika Melnikava issued a cover passport under the name Anhelina Radzivonava?
Several details lead to this version.
Is Anzhalika Melnikava indeed Anhelina Radzivonava? Photo: "Nasha Niva"
Early this year, the disappeared speaker of the Coordination Council, Anzhalika Melnikava, bought an apartment in Mayak Minska. "Zerkalo" and the "Cyberpartisans" found out who previously owned these apartments. Before Melnikava, the owner was Aliaksei Vitalievich Chalaeu — this name, presumably, was used for a cover passport issued to Aliaksei Labeyeu, a KGB counterintelligence agent who repeatedly met with Melnikava.
Before Chalaeu, the apartment belonged to Anhelina Aliaksejeuna Radzivonava. But there's a nuance — no such person exists among Belarusian citizens in the databases accessible to the "Cyberpartisans."
Who is this mysterious Radzivonava? Could this be the name on a cover passport issued to Melnikava herself? Several details lead to this thought.
Radzivonava's passport was issued on May 13, 2025, and already on May 16, 2025, she bought an apartment in her name — seemingly specifically for a legal operation.
Melnikava's date of birth is February 12, 1988. Radzivonava's is February 2, 1990. That is, the month is the same, but the day and year are changed, though not significantly.
Agent Labeyeu has a similar scheme with dates of birth — April 30, 1993 (in the real passport), April 29, 1991 (in the cover passport), and April 28, 1991 (in the second cover passport).
In Labeyeu-Chalaeu, the name remained "Aliaksei" everywhere. But in Melnikava-Radzivonava, although the names are different, they are similar in structure, especially in Russian spelling, where only two letters differ — "Anzhelika" and "Anhelina."
What's also interesting is that among the subscriptions of the trainer who posted videos with Melnikava in the gym, there is a private account annalex.rodion.
The profile was created in April 2025, and it's indicated that the account name was changed once (the previous one is unknown). Could this be the same Radzivonava?
Annalex.rodion easily breaks down into the Russian abbreviation "Ann. Alex. Rodion."
We asked the "Cyberpartisans" for their opinion: is it possible that this is Melnikava's cover passport? They don't have a photo from this passport yet.
"It is entirely probable, but at this moment there is no proof of that. Overall, for now, it seems this passport was created for the incognito purchase of an apartment, as it was issued three days before the apartment was bought. Such an individual is not mentioned in any state databases to which we have access," commented the "Cyberpartisans."
The former speaker of the Coordination Council, Anzhalika Melnikava, disappeared in March 2025. She was last seen in Sri Lanka, where at the same time Aliaksei Labeyeu — a 32-year-old man with whom Melnikava had a relationship and who, as journalists found out, works in the Military Counterintelligence Department of the KGB — was also visiting.
After her disappearance, a criminal case was opened in Poland, but what happened to Anzhalika remains unclear.
A year later, her photos from a Minsk gym appeared on social media, and her father admitted to "Nasha Niva" that she had been in Belarus "for quite some time." Others saw her in "Dana Mall." "Zerkalo" found out that after her disappearance, Melnikava purchased two apartments in Minsk. The arrest was lifted from her third apartment, and a property division with her ex-husband was formalized.