State TV announced a film about a Lithuanian citizen sentenced to 15 years for espionage
Lithuanian citizen Miroslavas Trockis (Miroslav Trocki) went to Belarus in autumn 2024 to visit relatives, but did not return home. He was recently sentenced to 15 years in a penal colony. Now ONT, together with the KGB, will show a film about him.
Miroslavas Trockis is 35 years old. He lived in Vilnius. It is known from open sources that the Lithuanian had close ties with Belarus. And he often traveled to Belarus from a young age.
In autumn 2024, the man once again traveled to Belarus to visit relatives. He was detained during this trip.
The trial of the Lithuanian took place in spring 2026. On March 11, Miroslav was handed a harsh sentence — 15 years in a penal colony.
Now the KGB promises details of the case.
As propaganda states in the announcement, Trockis is an agent of the Lithuanian special services. He allegedly came to restore his parental home, but in reality, the KGB claims, to collect information about strategic Belarusian facilities. He, the report states, was under observation by Belarusian special services from the moment he crossed the border.
The KGB claims that Trockis's activities were not limited to surveillance: he, the report states, was involved in creating dead drops for other representatives of Lithuanian agents and used relatives' homes for clandestine overnight stays.
Details will be revealed on state TV in the evening.
-
Russian man who fought security guards at Minsk metro while drunk received a lenient sentence
-
Latushka on the possibility of war in Belarus: "This is madness, I don't imagine how the Kremlin's propaganda will explain this"
-
"By the end of the year, I hope, we will be able to implement one or two things." Babaryka — about his new project and the Belarusian language
Now reading
DDoS attack targets websites of several Belarusian media outlets simultaneously. It may be related to the sixth anniversary of the 2020 popular uprising and the "New Belarus" conference, which opened today 66
DDoS attack targets websites of several Belarusian media outlets simultaneously. It may be related to the sixth anniversary of the 2020 popular uprising and the "New Belarus" conference, which opened today 6
Statkevich: If mass protests start again, they will no longer be as peaceful as in 2020. And the EU has rightly stopped believing Lukashenka's fairy tales 5858
Statkevich: If mass protests start again, they will no longer be as peaceful as in 2020. And the EU has rightly stopped believing Lukashenka's fairy tales 58
"Poland flourishes in Latin, Lithuania flourishes in Ruthenian". A patriotic masterpiece of the 17th century turned out to be a Russian forgery of the 19th century. 4747
Comments