“Ukrainian intelligence took up the case of a former soldier of the Kalinovsky regiment, who was extradited to Belarus by Vietnam November 22, 20:52 Share: Vasyl Veremeychyk (Photo: ONT video screenshot via Zerkalo) The Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR) took up the case of extradition to Belarus of a person detained in V ‘etnami of a former officer of the Belarusian army and a former Vasyl Veremeychyk, a soldier of the Kastus Kalynovskyi regiment. She announced this on Friday, November 22”, — write on: ua.news
Vasyl Veremeychyk (Photo: ONT video screenshot via Zerkalo)
Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR) took up the case of extradition to Belarus of Vasyl Veremeychyk, a former officer of the Belarusian army and former soldier of the Kastus Kalynovskyi regiment, who was detained in Vietnam.
This was announced on Friday, November 22, by Veremeychyk’s wife Yevgenia, LRT reports.
“I know that GUR took up this matter. I know this from his brothers who are in Kyiv. It is known that GUR contacted Vasyl’s parents, who are in Central Asia. They are trying to understand and understand how they can help in this situation,” said the wife of the Belarusian volunteer.
She also added that the only country that can currently help in this matter is the United States.
“To be honest, I do not believe in Europe, nor in the eternally calm UN, which always only expresses concern. I don’t even want to direct my resources there. We will think about how we can come to an agreement, perhaps with the new administration of Trump[thefuturepresidentoftheUnitedStates”thewomansaid[майбутньогопрезидентаСША»—сказалажінка
On November 21, Kalinovsky’s regiment offered to put Veremeychyk in the exchange fund and exchange him for a Russian. The official statement says that it is currently unknown whether Veremeychyk’s detention in Vietnam and extradition to Belarus was a KGB special operation.
On November 20, it became known about the extradition of Veremeychyk, detained in Vietnam, to Belarus.
In 2020, Vasyl Veremeychyk supported the protests in Belarus, and then left for Ukraine. With the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Russia, he joined Kalinovsky’s regiment.
Veremeychyk later moved to Lithuania, but was denied a residence permit because of his past service in the Belarusian army.
The man faces up to 15 years in prison for serving in Kalinovsky’s regiment (the Belarusian authorities declared it a terrorist organization).