Latushka informed Polish prosecutor's office about seven recruitment attempts
Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet, submitted information to the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw regarding seven alleged attempts to recruit representatives of the "Latushka and Movement For Freedom" faction in the Coordination Council, as well as employees of his National Anti-Crisis Management (NAU).
Pavel Latushka. Photo: Marek Antoni Iwanczuk NurPhoto via Getty Images
According to Latushka, these materials have been attached to a criminal case initiated by the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw last year. In addition, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Poland were informed about the mentioned incidents.
Pavel Latushka called on representatives of the Coordination Council and other Belarusian democratic structures located abroad to report any recruitment attempts to local law enforcement agencies. He noted that in Poland such information should be sent to the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw as part of the existing criminal case, and in other countries — to the prosecutor's office at their place of residence.
According to Latushka, this is necessary to investigate possible extraterritorial crimes that, according to him, may be committed by representatives of the Belarusian regime on the territory of Poland and other European Union countries.