Protesters in Minsk took to the streets in several different locations, blowing up fireworks and gathering in small groups of a few dozen people all across the city. 2 arrests were made during the entire night, and the attention of Belarus was captivated on the protesters. Mannequins of Lukashenko were also burnt in Minsk.
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