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"After Sofia's interview, many things look different" - politician Andrei Pivovarov: "Protasevich didn't just break. He testified against other people, including his girlfriend. His testimony was used in cases of other political prisoners. And here one can no longer attribute everything to fear and pressure. It is one thing not to withstand torture, but it is completely different to give testimony that helps put other people behind bars. Against this background, Sofia's own resilience stands out in particular. She passed the test much more worthily than her ex-boyfriend. Moreover, her story is corroborated by other former political prisoners familiar with the case materials and protocols, including her interrogations." Read the first and second parts of Sofia Sapega's interview in full on the "Echo" website, published with "Mirage"

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"After Sofia's interview, many things look different" - politician Andrei Pivovarov: "Protasevich didn't just break. He testified against other people, including his girlfriend. His testimony was used in cases of other political prisoners. And here one can no longer attribute everything to fear and pressure. It is one thing not to withstand torture, but it is completely different to give testimony that helps put other people behind bars. Against this background, Sofia's own resilience stands out in particular. She passed the test much more worthily than her ex-boyfriend. Moreover, her story is corroborated by other former political prisoners familiar with the case materials and protocols, including her interrogations." Read the first and second parts of Sofia Sapega's interview in full on the "Echo" website, published with "Mirage"

"After Sofia's interview, many things look different" - politician Andrei Pivovarov: "Protasevich didn't just break. He testified against other people, including his girlfriend. His testimony was used in cases of other political prisoners. And here one can no longer attribute everything to fear and pressure. It is one thing not to withstand torture, but it is completely different to give testimony that helps put other people behind bars. Against this background, Sofia's own resilience stands out in particular. She passed the test much more worthily than her ex-boyfriend. Moreover, her story is corroborated by other former political prisoners familiar with the case materials and protocols, including her interrogations." Read the first and second parts of Sofia Sapega's interview in full on the "Echo" website, published with "Mirage"

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