Opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya fights to keep Belarus on the 'right side' of the new Iron Curtain
Fox News
Opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya says she is working behind the scenes to make sure Belarusian troops don't join the Russian-Ukraine war.
"Right after the war started, we launched a huge program to show the truth about the situation in Ukraine, because on state TV, propaganda TV, they don't show anything about the war. We started to explain to our soldiers, our military officers, that people are dying there," Tsikhanouskaya tells Fox News. "We are also communicating with the mothers of soldiers, explaining to them the situation."
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