
Belarusian Internal Affairs Ministry sees leadership changes
Dmitry Korzyuk was dismissed as Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, and Vladimir Kubrakov was appointed head of the Central District Department in Minsk.
Background
Belarus has been led by Alexander Lukashenka since 1994. His government maintains tight control over state institutions, including the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which plays a significant role in public order and security. Leadership changes within this ministry are closely watched.
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Changes in Leadership within Belarusian Internal Affairs Ministry
First report 1d agoLast update 1d agoThe appointment of Kubrakov's son, a major, to lead colonels, raises questions about nepotism and meritocracy within the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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