There was a recording of the conversation between the pilot and the dispatcher during the Ryanair landing with Protasevich: there was the third – UNIAN

The “third voice”, in particular, prompted the dispatcher to tell the pilot that the code was “red” / photo REUTERS

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Poland has published a recording of a conversation between a Ryanair pilot with Roman Protasevich in the cabin, and dispatcher Minsk airport in May during the forced landing of a liner in Belarus.

Enrollment in Facebook published by the press secretary of the Minister of the Coordinator of the Intelligence Services.

During the conversation, the airport dispatcher reported to the pilot about the alleged bomb on board, which is why the plane eventually landed in the Belarusian capital.

The third voice, which, as they believe in Warsaw, belongs to an employee of the Belarusian special services, was also recorded. It was with him that the dispatcher spoke from time to time “for consultation.”

The “third voice”, in particular, prompted the dispatcher to tell the pilot that the security code was “red”.

Dispatcher, according to NYT, fled to Poland with migrants from Middle Eastern countries.

Read alsoLondon court authorizes extradition of WikiLeaks founder Assange to USHe provided Polish investigators with detailed evidence that Ryanair’s landing was a planned KGB action in Belarus.

According to him, then a special service officer was in the control room, “at the decisive moment he took control of the air traffic control service.” After that, he kept in constant contact with someone and informed him by phone about everything that was happening with the plane.

Ryanair’s landing and Protasevich’s arrest

Ryanair flight Athens-Vilnius made an emergency landing in Belarus after the message of the Minsk dispatcher about the alleged bomb on board.

However, after landing, the Belarusian security forces arrested two passengers of the liner – journalist Roman Protasevich, who had previously criticized Alexander Lukashenko and was engaged in opposition activities, and his girlfriend, a native of Russia.

Subsequently, the West confirmed that Ryanair was deliberately imprisoned, accusing the Lukashenka regime of conducting a dangerous special operation.

Countries of Europe, including Ukraine, stopped flights with the Republic in protest, and against Belarus introduced new sanctions.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO, ICAO), a specialized UN agency that sets international standards for civil aviation and coordinates its development, has undertaken an investigation into the circumstances of the plane’s forced landing in Minsk.

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Yana Stavskaya

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