- erstwhile I am healthy, erstwhile doctors say that all indicators are good, I intend to return to Grodna - declared Andrzej Poczobut. As he said, there are thousands of Poles in the city in Belarus. - No uncertainty I am very needed there - said Pochobut, released from Belarusian prison by the end of April.
Andrzej Poczobut was imprisoned for over 5 years by the government of Alaksandra Lukashenko. He was released at the end of April.
In an interview with Polish Radio writer Białystok Joanna Sikora said that how his wellness improved He's going back to Grodna..
Andrzej Pochobut intends to return to Belarus. "I'm needed there."
- I'm sorry. After I'm healthy, erstwhile the doctors say all these indicators are good, I'm going back to Grodna. Before that I request to make certain everything's okay with my health. - said Pochobut.
When asked if it was besides risky, he replied that there are thousands of Poles and there is the Union of Poles in Belarus and no uncertainty He's very needed there..
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He thanked the Belarusians and all those who participated in the act of solidarity for more than 5 years each period demonstrations of his support.
- I'm sorry. Thank you very much. I want to thank very much for the city of Białystok, for the people of Białystok, for solidarity, for the actions that have been taken, but I besides want to thank you for that our people were taken in.who were forced to leave their homes, from their homes," said Andrzej Poczobut in an interview.
"It gave me strength." Andrzej Pochobut released from prison
The chochobut said He knew what was happening in Białystok. "I knew about this solidarity, and it was what gave strength, which built the conviction that I was not forgotten, that there are thousands, thousands of people behind the prison wall who remember, pray, hold their fingers for me, and this conviction has already strengthened that I am not alone," he stressed.
On the square, at the monument of Blessed Fr Jerzy Popiełuszko in Białystok, inactive stands installation with image of Pochobut. Now there's a word in there-- "free".
Since March 2021, Pochobut, who is simply a citizen of Belarus, has been behind bars. He was first held in custody, and after trial and conviction in political trial he was sent to a penal colony in Nowopolock in the Vitebsk Oblast in the north of Belarus. He was sentenced to eight years in maximum security. For alleged "inciting hatred" and "calling for action against state security". He was declared a political prisoner by Belarusian and global human rights organizations. In late April he was released from custody and came to Poland.
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