Lithuanian Man Convicted and Imprisoned in Belarus for Taking Tourists to Chernobyl
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A 27-year-old Lithuanian citizen, Deividas Stanulevičius, has been convicted and imprisoned in Belarus for "promoting extremist activities." According to the Nasha Niva portal, a Minsk court sentenced him under the criminal article after he was detained at the border.
27-year-old Lithuanian citizen Devidas Stanulevich was convicted in Minsk City Court of "aiding extremist activities." It is likely that he was detained at the border and is now behind bars, reports nashaniva.com.
In Belarus, a 27-year-old Lithuanian citizen, Deividas Stanulevičius, was convicted and imprisoned for “promoting extremist activities.” According to the Nasha Niva portal, a Minsk court sentenced him under the criminal article after he was detained at the border. According to the portal, there is little information about the Vilnius resident on the Internet.
Deividas Stanulevičius, a 27-year-old Lithuanian citizen, was sentenced in Belarus for organizing tourist trips, including to the Chernobyl exclusion zone. This is reported by the Belarusian publication “Naša Niva”.
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