AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSwiss Court: A Swiss court found former Belarusian security officer Yury Harauski guilty over the abduction of opposition figure Anatoly Krasovsky, in the first conviction of a Belarusian security-service member for an enforced disappearance. He received a two-year suspended sentence; the court acquitted him in the case involving former Interior Minister Yury Zakharenka. War Readiness: A fact-check challenged a Radio-Minsk host’s claim that Belarus is not preparing for war, citing Lukashenko’s repeated statements and regular combat-readiness drills. Labor Shortages: More than 10 companies in Hrodna Region are preparing to hire workers from Tajikistan, offering jobs in construction, farming, industry, transport and services, with monthly pay of $750–$1,200. Economy: Belarus’s average September salary fell below $900 net for a second month in a row. Travel Advisory: The Foreign Ministry urged Belarusians to avoid nonessential trips to France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Albania amid protests.
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