Activist from Białystok, who quietly returned to Belarus, was in the leadership of "Narodnaya Hramada"
Anatol Vaitsekhouski is already the third party member who, under strange circumstances, suddenly returns to his homeland without warning anyone.
Anatol Vaitsekhouski. Screenshot: BT
Anatol Vaitsekhouski, former editor of the Baranavichy newspaper "Shah", who got entangled in a scandal with the propaganda film "Alien Sky", and after the death of his spy neighbor Uladzimir Usera, returned to Belarus, was elected to the audit commission of the "Narodnaya Hramada" party six months ago.
This was reported by former political prisoner Siarhei Sparysh, who is involved in the struggle for leadership in the party.
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«Probably, new propaganda broadcasts are to be expected – in short, like with Tsishkevich. Vaitsekhouski was included in the audit commission of Vilski's 'Narodnaya Hramada' six months ago. This is despite the fact that questions about him arose several years ago,» Sparysh wrote.
He did not share additional information but advised Nasha Niva to write to the chairman of "Narodnaya Hramada", Yauhen Vilski. However, the circle closed there, as Vilski, in turn, asked to contact Sparysh for comments.
The audit commission is the controlling body of "Narodnaya Hramada". The commission meets at least once a year, prepares a report for the party congress. Its members are elected by vote and, according to the statutes, verify the party's activities.
In his post, Sparysh mentions Volha Tsishkevich — she once headed the Mahiliou branch of "Narodnaya Hramada", and in 2022, she emigrated. When "Cyberpartisans" hacked the KGB website and published the posted database of denunciations, a denunciation from Tsishkevich was found, in which she asked to «take measures» against blogger Eduard Palchys. As a result of the scandal, Tsishkevich quietly returned to Belarus and gave interviews to propagandists.
Another member of "Narodnaya Hramada", Pavel Byalutsin, also went to Belarus. He once gained the trust of Mikalai Autukhovich — and then wrote a denunciation against him to the KGB.
Now Anatol Vaitsekhouski has followed the same path. Before this, he got involved in the filming of a BT propaganda film. For 50 euros, Vaitsekhouski and his neighbor Uladzimir User recorded a video in which they spoke about all the downsides of life abroad.
Polish special services accused Usera of espionage, but due to his health condition, they did not arrest him. Shortly after, he died. The day after the death of his former neighbor, Vaitsekhouski, who supposedly undertook to organize the funeral, disappeared.
Vaitsekhouski confessed to friends that he was considering appealing to Prosecutor General Andrei Shved's "repatriation commission".
"Narodnaya Hramada", led by Yauhen Vilski, tries to present itself as an alternative to Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's Office, repeatedly creating relevant initiatives — the "Solidarity" bloc, "Memorandum", Belarusian National Coalition.
In the elections to the Coordination Council in 2024, the "Solidarity" bloc, which included "Narodnaya Hramada" and BCD, took the second to last place — 1.55%. The last place was taken by their associates from the "Country for Life" of polygraph expert Vital Saviuk.
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