Belarus says Russians plotted terror acts and to spur unrest
MINSK, Belarus (AP) — Belarusian authorities accused more than 30 people who allegedly worked for a private Russian military company of plotting terrorist acts and said Thursday that the suspects are also under investigation for “preparations for mass unrest” in connection with an opposition activist jailed earlier this year.
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