John Coale on Tsapkala's alleged assistance: No, he didn't do that
Special Representative of US President Donald Trump debunked on social network X the claim by Valery Tsapkala, one of the participants in the 2020 presidential election campaign and now an advisor to the Albanian Investment Corporation, that he allegedly provided consultative services to Coale in the matter of releasing Belarusian political prisoners.

John Coale. Photo: Yauhen Yerchak Anadolu via Getty Images
Coale was asked on social network X:
"Dear Mr. Coale, can you confirm or deny the information that Mr. Valery Tsapkala gave you advice and provided assistance in the matter of releasing political prisoners?"
In response, he wrote:
"No, he didn't. That was done by me, President Trump, Chris Smith, and a great team in the US government."
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Судзячы па адказу, ён ведае, хто такі Цапкала + ён адмаўляе ўсяму дэмакратычнаму апазіцыйнаму руху ( і Цапкала таксама) ў дапамозе вызваленні палітвязняў.