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Lyudmila is an experienced nurse who worked for a long time at the Republican Scientific and Practical Center for Traumatology and Orthopedics in Minsk.
Just a few years ago, state media mentioned her in stories about the successes of Belarusian medicine, where she, along with doctors, helped patients get back on their feet after complex hip fractures.
Lyudmila served her sentence in a pretrial detention facility and was released after the trial.
Alexander Evdakha is a book distributor who runs the website KNIHI.BY, which is currently unavailable.
On March 3, 2026, a coalition of print publishers, including the Kamunikat.org Foundation, Lohvinau Publishing House, and Andrei Yanushkevich Publishing, was added to the Ministry of Internal Affairs' updated list of "extremist groups." The list mentions Yaroslav Ivanyuk, Dmitry Kolos, Igor Logvinov, Vaclav Bogdanovich, Andrei Yanushkevich, and Alexander Yevdakha in connection with this group. The publishers' websites and social media accounts were also added.
This is not the first time Yevdakha has been subjected to repression by the regime. In 2017, he was implicated in the "White Legion" case and spent over three months in pretrial detention. The case fell apart before reaching trial. Previously, in 2012, he was sentenced to a year of house arrest for illegally selling books. In 2021, he was taken in for questioning.
Released in March 2026.
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The Bogdanovich family of publishers—a married couple, Elena and Vaclav, and their daughters, Antonina and Victoria—were detained in Minsk, along with a mass arrest of book publishers and distributors. Law enforcement officers raided the employees of both active and closed publishing houses.
It later became known that Elena and Antonina had been released.
On March 3, 2026, a coalition of print publishers, including the Kamunikat.org Foundation, Lohvinau Publishing House, and Andrei Yanushkevich Publishing, was added to the Ministry of Internal Affairs' updated list of "extremist groups." The list mentions Yaroslav Ivanyuk, Dmitry Kolos, Igor Logvinov, Vaclav Bogdanovich, Andrei Yanushkevich, and Alexander Yevdakha in connection with this group. The publishers' websites and social media accounts were also added.
Released in March 2026.
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Alexander's career began in logistics, working as a transport manager at Pinskdrev, then held positions at Belinterlogistik and ElektroEra. He then worked as a purchasing manager at the international company Exide Technologies.
From 2019 to 2022, Sulzhyts worked at Rozum Robotics, where he rose from supply chain manager to head of the robotics automation department. His most recent position was at 4RM Systems (May 2023 – May 2025), where he developed the Stemma AI-powered solution for automating self-checkouts in retail—4RM Systems' self-checkouts are now installed in many Belarusian stores.
The man was an active member of the automotive community.
He has a wife and two children.
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).
She was released on November 22, 2025. That day, it was announced that Lukashenko had pardoned 31 Ukrainian citizens. It was reported that this happened at Trump's request. These individuals were handed over to Ukraine.
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On November 22, 2025, it was announced that Lukashenko had pardoned 31 Ukrainian citizens. It was reported that this occurred at Trump's request. These individuals were handed over to Ukraine.
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Alexander was released on November 22, 2025. It was announced that Lukashenko pardoned 31 Ukrainian citizens. It was reported that this happened at Trump's request. These individuals were handed over to Ukraine.
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Sergei was released on November 22, 2025, when it was announced that Lukashenko pardoned 31 Ukrainian citizens. It was reported that this happened at Trump's request. These individuals were handed over to Ukraine.
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For the past 11 years, Sergey has been Deputy Director of Commerce at the Moscow office of Izokom Plast.
For the Dyatlovo region, the Izokom and Izokom Plast group of companies is an important plant. The enterprise grew out of an abandoned timber frame factory and has grown into a giant, employing 270 people—a significant number for a regional center.
They produce flexible insulated pipes that are exported to Russia and used in government programs. In 2025, when Sergei was already under investigation, the company received the "Energy Efficiency Leader" award.