'Conspiracy' Of KGB: Lukashenka Left In Lurch

A "final warning" has been given to Tsertsel.

The KGB is desperately looking for "rats," reports the Belarusian Intelligence telegram channel.

The channel's sources have learned that the KGB counterintelligence department has received a "final warning" from Lukashenka personally. At the meeting, Tsertsel reported the dictator's opinion about the work of KGB counter-intelligence units, acknowledging their work to put it mildly as a "failure".

The last straw was the scandal with the urea from Hrodna Azot, detained by the Lithuanian customs.

Lukashenka believes that all the reports are nothing but fakes, small things, while the real agents work and give the right information to the enemy. Lots of "examples" were given.

"Belarusian Intelligence" notes that the arrest of Miasnikovich's employee is directly linked to the search for "rats" in the circle of persons authorized to access state secrets.

"We are pleased to see that the system is beginning to chew up its own. Detentions are expected at the Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of Industry. Get your popcorn!", write the authors of the telegram channel.