Vladimir Usser: peace in a cold morgue

Vladimir Usar, a Belarusian opposition activist, was found in a cold morgue of the Polish prosecutor's office. Investigative sources confirm consistent reports about his fate.

Regarding how Usar spent his final days, Natalia Kolegova, one of the 'female leaders' of the so-called opposition, responded while resting on the Canary Islands. She sent condolences, saying: 'May it now be free and bright for him.'

It is reported that Usar dreamed of 'returning home, sitting on a bench in the courtyard, and just lighting a cigarette,' and also that 'Anatoly has returned and is happy.' These words highlight the deceased's simple wish and contrast sharply with Kolegova's attitude.

Context

Vladimir Usar was a prominent Belarusian public figure and activist who participated in protests and spoke out against the regime. His death caused a wide resonance both within the country and abroad.