Doubts of Torture of Belarusian Journal

A lawyer who visited Protasevich and his girlfriend Sophia Sapga confirmed that he is in good health but casts doubts that he was tortured by authorities.

Sviatlana offered no evidence of her claim, though Protasevich's family has also indicated that their son authorities will kill him if the international community does not intervene.

Protasevich and his girlfriend Sophia Sapega were arrested on 23 May after their plane was forced to land in Minsk. Belarus denies the abuse of those arrested. European leaders classified Minxu's move as Washington classified a shocking move. The two sides demanded the immediate release of the journalist, who was the purpose of theosh army operation.

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Finally the West is holding back sanctions against Lucasenko. Russia confirmed a 500 million loan to Belarus. Putin's money given is part of a $1.5 billion financial loan Russia promised Belarus as part of Moscow's efforts to stabilise its neighbour after mass protests erupted last year against Lucas' nearly three-decade rule.