Fake#1 Polish police beat the Belarusian activist
Fake date 3.08.2023
According to the Lukashenkо regime propaganda in Belarus, the Polish authorities prevent the return of Belarusian migrants to their homeland. Thus, on August 2, political analyst Piotr Petrovsky claimed on the air of Radio Minsk that Belarusian political activist Ilya Dobrotvor has been beaten by the Polish police.
“A friend of mine, Ilya Dobrotvor, left the country not of his own free, but because of the idiocy of his ex-wife, pardon the expression, who in 2020 somersaulted, had fun and so on,” Piotr Petrovsky said.
And the host added: “Despite the fact he was a member of the BPF Party and the head of its Minsk regional organization, he experienced democracy and human rights in Poland. He bought Voskresensky's book via the Internet and took a picture with this book in front of the Palace of Culture, a Stalinist building in the center of Warsaw. And two days later, some people came to him...
By the way, the citizens of Ukraine beat him, beat his landlord, who lives in a private house. Then the police were called, but the police refused to.
He decided to return to Belarus and asked Voskresensky to help. Voskresensky said he would help. And he wrote that “I am coming back to Belarus in a week, Yuri Voskresensky helped me.”
Two days later, the police come to him and break two ribs. And they explained: you wouldn't go anywhere, there is a criminal case against you, as turned out.”
But Ilya Dobrotvor himself nails this lie to the counter in the interview with the BIC.
“Firstly, I did not buy the book, Voskresensky gave it to me. And he obviously misrepresented it a little. He learned the fact from Facebook,” Ilya Dobrotvor said.
As for the beating by alleged Ukrainians, he said the following: “The fact that someone beat me is real. But this may be connected either with the Belarusian special services or with aliens — each option is viable”.
Ilya Dobrotvor has been thinking about returning to Belarus for a long time: “I really started to think about it and they probably learned it from my posts on Facebook. Therefore, Voskresensky got in contact with me. Because, roughly speaking, they [propagandists — WTF] are looking for a weak link.”
The Polish police show attention to Ilya Dobrotovor, but no one broke his ribs. Ilya Dobrotvor confirmed it in an interview with the Weekly Top Fake project:
«They often stop for checking me and my car. And the police also came to the accommodation I lived in and conducted a search.
They behaved quite correctly, I have no complaints against the Polish police. <...>
The police did not beat, of course.”
The activist treated Petrovsky's statements as follows: “He took some facts and interpreted them in his favor.”