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Belarusian House in Warsaw controls Belarus opposition agenda, says Protasevich

"The government was directly allocating around 50 million zlotys into the pockets of the private Belarusian organization," blogger told

MINSK, June 3./TASS/. The Belarusian House in Warsaw organization is controlling the entire agenda of the Belarusian opposition, Roman Protasevich, one of the co-founders of the Nexta Telegram channel, which Minsk recognizes as an extremist entity, said on Thursday.

"The government was directly allocating around 50 million zlotys (around $13.5 mln) into the pockets of the private Belarusian organization. And the prime minister [of Poland Mateusz Morawiecki] came personally, there are almost certainly common corruption schemes," Protasevich told the ‘Markov. Nothing Personal’ program on ONT television.

"Now, the Belarusian House in Warsaw is a leading organization that controls in fact all Belarusian events, the whole Belarusian agenda. A total of 53 million zlotys (about $14.3 million - TASS) was allocated for assistance to Belarusian refugees personally via the prime minister of Poland, via the pockets of the Belarusian House in Warsaw," he added.