BCD executive secretary Dzianis Sadouski interrogated in KGB
The interrogation lasted for about two hours, after that Sadouski was released. The investigators asked common questions about the December 19 events.
Dzianis Sadouski, the executive secretary of the Belarusian Christian Democracy,was interrogated by the KGB on February 8.
The interrogation lasted for about two hours, after that Sadouski was released, informs the BCD press-center.
"They asked common questions with regard to the December 19 events, they were not interested in the BCD's activity", — Sadouski said. According to him, there were about 20 confiscated computers in the room. Dzianis Sadouski had to sign a non-disclosure obligation, so he couldn't tell what exactly they asked him about.
Sadouski informed on air to Euroradio that the KGB had looked for him thoroughly in order to interrogate him.
Sadouski: "They summoned me three weeks ago, before I left on tour to Europe. As soon as I arrived home, they phoned me again and summoned me for an interrogation".
Dzianis Sadouski noted that he had been in Europe as a member of an opposition delegation.
