A photo of Andrzej Poczobut in Grodno on the Neman riverbank has appeared
The photo was published by Polish journalist Bartosz Wielinski.

Andrzej Poczobut, a political prisoner released in April, has arrived in his native Grodno. A video featuring him was published by Bartosz Wielinski, deputy editor-in-chief of the Polish "Gazeta Wyborcza".
In the recording, Poczobut stands on the Neman riverbank and talks about the former barracks of the 81st Infantry Regiment — the last point of Grodno's defense in September 1939.
Poczobut arrived in Belarus from Poland on September 8. He plans to spend a week here, meet with his family and associates from the Union of Poles, unrecognized by the authorities.
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