"SB" gives false information with regard to address of famous "Headphone"
According to the newspaper "Soviet Byelorussia", a famous House of Government's door-breaker, nicknamed "Headphone" by the people, is an ordinary citizen, who is in no way connected with the special services. "Khamichenka Uladzimir Mikalaevich, born in 1986, domiciled at the address, Slutsk, Urochyshcha Puporava Street. Participated in massacres directly, under the influence of alcohol. One of the key "hooligans", - stated in the newspaper.
In the reality, there is no Urochyshcha Puporava Street in Slutsk, writes “Nasha Niva”. This is confirmed by the employees of the Beltelecom's enquiry service 109, and also by the "Alphabetic List of Slutsk Streets", issued by the "Belarusian Post".
The people detained on December 19, who were in the same cell with Uladzimir Khamichenka, gave their evidence in this regard. Thus, Siarhej H. has told the following in an interview to "Belsat": 'This "Headphone" told us that he had lived in Smalensk for many years by then. And that he arrived to Belarus exclusively to demonstrate his civil position against the authorities on the election day”.
It was declared in the Belarusian Television's movie "Steel Against the Glass" that Khamichenka had arrived to Minsk from Slutsk "upon the BCD's invitation". The Co-Chairman of the BCD party Vital Rymasheuski refuted this information before.
In the reality, there is no Urochyshcha Puporava Street in Slutsk, writes “Nasha Niva”. This is confirmed by the employees of the Beltelecom's enquiry service 109, and also by the "Alphabetic List of Slutsk Streets", issued by the "Belarusian Post".
The people detained on December 19, who were in the same cell with Uladzimir Khamichenka, gave their evidence in this regard. Thus, Siarhej H. has told the following in an interview to "Belsat": 'This "Headphone" told us that he had lived in Smalensk for many years by then. And that he arrived to Belarus exclusively to demonstrate his civil position against the authorities on the election day”.
It was declared in the Belarusian Television's movie "Steel Against the Glass" that Khamichenka had arrived to Minsk from Slutsk "upon the BCD's invitation". The Co-Chairman of the BCD party Vital Rymasheuski refuted this information before.
