Le militant biélorusse Vitali Chychov retrouvé pendu à Kiev
04/08/2021 - 06:01
Des portraits de Vitali Chychov, un militant biélorusse en exil retrouvé pendu dans un parc près de son domicile, à Kiev, en Ukraine, le 3 août 2021.
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Le militant d’opposition biélorusse, qui vivait en exil en Ukraine, avait disparu lundi. Son corps a été découvert tôt mardi matin dans un parc situé près de son domicile, à Kiev. La police ukrainienne a ouvert une enquête pour meurtre.
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Vitali Chychov, le directeur d’une ONG aidant des opposants au régime biélorusse, a été retrouvé pendu, mardi 3 août, en Ukraine, selon la police ukrainienne, chargée de l’enquête. L’organisation du militant, Maison biélorusse en Ukraine, dénonce pour sa part un assassinat orchestré par Minsk.
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