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Ministry of Internal Affairs (Belarus)

Ministry of Internal Affairs (Belarus)

Government ministry of Belarus.

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  1. Ivan Kubrakov

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    Military unit.

    20%

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    Belarusian law enforcement agency.

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    Soviet government ministry.

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    Protests against the re-election of president Alexander Lukashenko.

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    Military unit.

    11%

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    National government.

    6.8%

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    Belarus riot police.

    6.8%

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    Travel document.

    3.7%

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