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Margarita is originally from Lida. In 2018, she graduated from the Faculty of History at BSU with a degree in Museum Studies and the Protection of Historical and Cultural Heritage.
In 2020, Margarita registered the company "VM-TORG" in Smolensk. Its business is wholesale trade in furniture, household goods, hardware, cutlery, and other metal products.
In recent years, the girl has been living in Samokhvalovichi near Minsk.
Alexandra graduated from Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw. She works as an English teacher in various schools and child development centers in Mogilev. She holds a first-category teaching qualification.
The woman is known as a lover of Belarusian culture and took part in events of the Belarusian Language Society and a folk dance club.
Most likely, the matter is connected with Alexandra’s participation in protest chats.
On March 19, 2026, he was pardoned after another visit to Minsk by US President Donald Trump's special representative, John Cole (among a group of 235 prisoners left in Belarus).
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Ukrainian citizen Lidiya Gruk was detained in the Malorita district of Belarus. A propaganda film by the Belarusian state-run ONT channel claims that Lidiya and her husband, Yevgeny, were photographing border facilities. According to the film's creators, the couple was charged with "terrorism." The "terrorism" charges were later downgraded to "intelligence activities." The family is survived by four minor children: two sons and two daughters. The youngest daughter was only seven months old at the time of her detention.
Lydia's husband was sentenced to 24 years in a maximum security penal colony.
She was pardoned on November 22, 2025, along with 31 other Ukrainian citizens. According to Lukashenko's press service, this occurred as part of "agreements reached" with US President Donald Trump and "at the request of the Ukrainian side in order to create conditions for resolving the armed conflict in the neighboring state." The released citizens were immediately handed over to the Ukrainian side.
At the time of Lydia’s release, her children were with her mother-in-law in Belarus.
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Galina is originally from Rechitsa. In 2018, she graduated from the Gomel State Chemical-Technological College with a degree in chemical analysis laboratory technician and galvanizer. She soon gave birth to a daughter.
Galina later got married and moved to Lida. She recently posted a photo of a baby on social media—most likely her second child, born very recently.
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Larisa graduated from the Institute of Culture (now the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts) as a librarian.
The retired woman leads an active life : she regularly goes to the theater and concerts, loves drawing and photography, and makes handicrafts.
An employee of the Baranovichi news outlet BAR24, created by the team of the former independent regional publication Intex-Press. The criminal cases against the journalists resulted from the mass detention of employees and journalists from the liquidated private publication Intex-Press in December 2024.
During a search of the publication's office, computer systems, a camera, laptops, including employees' personal laptops, as well as computer equipment from the accounting and advertising departments, were seized. The following day, the publication's correspondent, who had previously been summoned to the police for questioning, was detained.
On May 4, 2023, Belarusian authorities restricted access to the popular Baranovichi online publication. This was done by order of Brest Region Prosecutor Viktor Klimov, and the basis for this decision was allegedly the media outlet's multiple violations of the Law "On Mass Media." As the information service of the Brest Region Prosecutor's Office stated at the time, "the portal repeatedly published information that clearly negatively characterized the socio-political situation in the country after the election campaign and discredited the activities of state and law enforcement agencies."
An employee of the Baranovichi news outlet BAR24, created by the team of the former independent regional publication Intex-Press. The criminal cases against the journalists resulted from the mass detention of employees and journalists from the liquidated private publication Intex-Press in December 2024.
During a search of the publication's office, computer systems, a camera, laptops, including employees' personal laptops, as well as computer equipment from the accounting and advertising departments, were seized. The following day, the publication's correspondent, who had previously been summoned to the police for questioning, was detained.
On May 4, 2023, Belarusian authorities restricted access to the popular Baranovichi online publication. This was done by order of Brest Region Prosecutor Viktor Klimov, and the basis for this decision was allegedly the media outlet's multiple violations of the Law "On Mass Media." As the information service of the Brest Region Prosecutor's Office stated at the time, "the portal repeatedly published information that clearly negatively characterized the socio-political situation in the country after the election campaign and discredited the activities of state and law enforcement agencies."
The woman is known not only in the regional center, but also in Mogilev as a wedding decorator, and also helps homeless animals.