Anżelika Mielnikawa, chairwoman of the Belarus coordination council, disappeared. Paweł Patuszka reported the case to Polish authorities

The chairwoman of the coordination council of Belarus, living in Warsaw, Anżelik Mielnikawa disappeared – “Wiasna”, the Belarusian Human Rights Defense Center on Friday. The case was reported to Polish law enforcement agencies with the Belarusian oppositionist Paweł Patuszka. He informed that there is no contact with a woman from March 25. According to “Wiasny”, two daughters were also disappeared with Mielnikawa.

Paweł Łatuszkaone of the leaders of the Belarusian opposition, the deputy head of the United Transitional Office, announced that “from March 25 there is no contact with the chairwoman of the coordination council of Belarus Anżelika Mielnikawa,” our Niwa portal wrote on Friday.

Patuszka added that “he submitted an official notification to Polish law enforcement agencies regarding the disappearance of” a woman. “At the request of law enforcement agencies, this information was not previously published,” he said.

A message about the case and actions taken by the patches was also published on Facebook by the coordination council itself Belarusthe body created by the Leader of the Belarusian opposition Cichanoust's light during protests in 2020.

Patuszka: According to the available information, he is not in Poland

Patuszka informed – writes our Niwa portal – that according to the available information, Mielnikawa is not in Poland. He noticed that representatives of the democratic forces of Belarus remain the main goal of the special services of the Belarus regimes and Russia.

According to the secretary of the coordination council Ivan Kraucoua, earlier information indicates that Mielnikawa may be even outside the territory of the European Union – says our Niwa.

Information about the disappearance was also provided by the Telegram Belarusian Human Rights Center “Wiasna”. She added that her daughters aged 6 and 12, who lived with her in Warsaw, also disappeared with the woman.

Mielnikawa left Belarus after she was detained twice during protests in the country in 2020. The chairwoman of the Belarus coordination council cooperates with Paweł Patuszko in the national anti -crisis board he manages.