The Belarusian State Security Committee, commonly known as the KGB of Belarus, issued a formal briefing that all individuals charged in connection with alleged plans to carry out terrorist acts on Victory Day have admitted their guilt and are cooperating with investigators. The message, conveyed through official channels and echoed by media outlets that regularly report on national security matters, underscores a clear commitment by authorities to transparency in the investigative process while emphasizing that cooperation from those detained is a key element in revealing the full extent of the alleged plot. This development is presented as a milestone in the ongoing effort to map out the network behind the plan and to identify all those who played a role, whether directly involved or providing support along the way.
