Mikalai Dzemidzenka release‎d

The Young Front deputy head has been released from a detention centre just after Putin left Belarus.

“When an illegitimate dictator visits another illegitimate dictator, they both panic. The arrests seem to have been connected with Putin's visit. I hope the others will be freed, too,” he told “Belorusski Partizan” just after the release.

We remind Mikalai Dzemodzenka wanted to come the detention centre onMay 29  to serve the remaining three days of his term.

He announced his decision to journalists and friends. According to Dzemidzenka, he phoned the detention centre to ask when he should appear. They said they would wait for him.

But the law enforcement officers were faster. They took the activist to the detention facility in a police minibus with tinted windows.