The candidate in presidents of Belarus Svetlana Tikhanovski said that initiates the development in the Republic coordination Council to ensure the transfer of power, noting that they are willing to dialogue.

"this Council have the opportunity to get Empowered civil society well-known And respected Belarusian, professionals. I instruct my Trustee Olga Kovalkova And lawyer Maxim Sign to accept applications for nomination of Council members from organizations And associations of citizens ", - the politician said in a statement published in the Telegram-the channel of the press service of the headquarters Tikhanovski, Victor Babariko And Valery Tsepkalo.

She also thanked everyone who supported her, And appealed to the international community And the European countries with the request to help " the organization of dialogue with the Belarusian authorities ".

in addition, Tikhanovski called for the release of arrested protesters And to stop the bloodshed.

"I admire the Belarusians. Thank you, my dear! We have done the impossible. We have shown that the vast majority of us. And this country belongs to us, the people of Belarus, not one person ", - concluded Tikhanovski.

on Sunday, the country held presidential elections. According to the CEC, the head of the country Alexander Lukashenko won 80, 1%, 2nd place - Svetlana Tikhanovski with 10, 12%. Opposing political force, these results do not recognize, and she Tikhanovski went to Lithuania.

The sixth day in the country, are unauthorized demonstrations of disagreement, but they are suppressed by the security forces. Against the protesters used tear gas, water cannons, stun explosive device, rubber bullets. According to official figures, caught about seven thousand people. As reported, the interior Ministry, during the riots damaged hundreds of people, among them 103 employees of the police organization. One protester, according to the Ministry of internal Affairs, died while trying to throw the police improvised explosive device.



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