Minority Activist Hailed as ‘Hero’ by Ethnic Poles During Visit to Belarus
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Andrzej Poczobut is in Poland. The journalist posted a video on social media of himself approaching the border crossing. "Already in the territory of Najjaśniejsza"...
A prominent Belarusian journalist of Polish origin, released from prison in late April as part of a prisoner release agreement with the United States, has safely returned to Poland after a trip to Belarus, where he lives after leaving his homeland.
A journalist on Polish international television station Polonia, an activist of the Union of Poles of Belarus, Andrzej Pochobut, released in April as a result of an exchange of prisoners with Poland and returned to Belarus on 8 September, again left its territory.
Andrzej Poczobut returned safely from Belarus to Poland. “Already in the territory of the Brightest,” he wrote on X.
Andrzej Poczobut returned to Poland after a week in Belarus. He crossed the border around noon on Tuesday. Shortly after border control, he announced his intention to return to Belarus.
Andrzej Poczobut returned to Poland after a few days in Belarus. There he met his family, local Poles and former prisoners.
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