"Just F***ing Fed Up with All of This." Yushkevich Revealed the Motivation of the Ex-KGB Lieutenant Colonel Who Leaked Phone Conversations About Roman Bandarenka's Death
Former political prisoner Yauhen Yushkevich reacted on Threads to the news that former KGB lieutenant colonel Aliaksei Khralovich, who is currently serving a 10-year sentence, had another year of imprisonment added , and spoke about his meetings with him behind bars.

"Aliaksei Khralovich is the very person who extracted those wiretapping records of conversations about the murder of Bandarenka. We sat with him for several days in a BS-cell in Valadarka, before he was transferred to a penal colony.
On the last day, I asked him about what had been bothering me too:
— Listen, you've been in service your whole life, you even studied at the academy [in the Russian Federation], you knew that they would find you ANYWAY. You knew you would lose even before the game began. Why did you do it?
— Honestly — I'm just f***ing fed up with all of this, living like this. Just f***ing fed up.
An artifact from him is now with me in Warsaw."

Aliaksei Khralovich was detained on March 15, 2021. On March 30, 2022, the Minsk City Court sentenced him to 10 years in a penal colony under reinforced regime conditions and a fine of 500 basic units under Part 2 of Article 356 of the Criminal Code (treason). He was also stripped of his military rank "lieutenant colonel."
Khralovich was involved in transferring audio recordings of conversations between Lukashenka's press secretary Natalia Eismant and various officials to Stepan Putilo, the creator of the Telegram channel Nexta, in November 2020. It was in these recordings that the circumstances of Roman Bandarenka's death were discussed, which occurred exactly six years ago.
In October 2023, a court in Navapolatsk held a hearing to change Aliaksei's detention regime. According to the decision of Judge Tatsiana Khrypach, the political prisoner was transferred to a prison regime in Mahilioŭ, where a criminal case was later opened against him under Article 411 of the Criminal Code.
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