Seviarynets told how agents were caught at the BCD congress
Pavel Seviarynets shared on social media how girls with the task of filming videos with participants came to the Belarusian Christian Democracy congress in Bialystok.
Photo: Radio Racyja
When organizing a political party congress, it's an unwritten rule — if possible, to greet and exchange a few words with every delegate or guest. On October 24 in Bialystok, this rule worked out perfectly.
At the beginning of registration, I walk around the hall and lobby, and I see — an unfamiliar girl, around twenty, standing there, as if scared by something. I approach, greet her. I start talking — how are you, what are you, how did you find out about the BCD Congress... She looks at me as if I'm an alien. I see — she doesn't understand Belarusian. Aha.
— "And who invited you?"
— "Oh, this person," — she shows a contact on her phone. — "To make live videos with congress participants."
— "Excellent," I say. — "And where are you from?"
— "I'm from Ukraine."
— "Glory to the heroes. Come with me."
Anatol, security. Politely asks questions, photographs the contact of the "comrade from the operations department," explains to the girl what's what — and I already catch the commotion by the guest registration table out of the corner of my eye. Again, "Live video" is heard.
Another girl tries to register for the Congress as a guest. The same story.
In the duel between BCD and KGB, Belarusian Christian Democracy took a 2:0 lead.