The exact address where Anzhalika Melnikava lives in Minsk has become known
She was also issued a cover passport.

"Cyberpartisans" confirmed that Anzhalika Melnikava lives with her children at Piatra Mstsislaŭtsa, 24.
It was on Piatra Mstsislaŭtsa street that in January 2026, the former speaker of the Coordination Council bought and registered in her name another apartment in the residential complex "Mayak Minska" (Minsk Lighthouse) in the Uskhod microdistrict.

She was issued a cover passport in the name of Anhelina Aliaksejeŭna Radzivonavá, date of birth — 02.02.1990. Melnikava periodically uses this document to conceal her identity.
"Cyberpartisans" note that Melnikava is indeed alive and permanently resides in Minsk. The existence of a "cover passport," according to "Cyberpartisans," allows for the conclusion that, regardless of the motives for her actions, she has collaborated with the KGB.
Former speaker of the Coordination Council Anzhalika Melnikava disappeared in March 2025.
She was last seen in Sri Lanka, where Aliaksei Labeyeu also traveled at the same time — a 32-year-old man with whom Melnikava had a relationship and who, as journalists found out, works for the Military Counterintelligence Department of the KGB.
After her disappearance, a criminal case was opened in Poland, but what happened to Anzhalika remains unclear.
A year later, her photos from a Minsk gym appeared on social media, and her father confessed to "Nasha Niva" that she has been in Belarus "for quite a while" already. Others saw her in "Dana Mall". "Lusterka" found out that even after her disappearance, Melnikava acquired two apartments in Minsk. An arrest was lifted from her third apartment, and property division with her ex-husband was formalized.
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