Lukashenko changed the leadership of the KGB and the Security Council of Belarus
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko carried out a reshuffle in the republic's law enforcement agencies, replacing the chairman of the KGB and the head of the republic's Security Council. This is reported by the Belarusian media.
Lukashenko removed from his post the chairman of the KGB Valery Vakulchik, appointing Ivan Tertel, who until now headed the State Control Committee (KGK), to this post. Vakulchik, removed from the KGB, took over as chairman of the republic’s Security Council with instructions to "ensure the collective work of the special services."
- gave a parting word to Vakulchik Lukashenko.
Instead of Tertel, Vasily Gerasimov will act as chairman of the KGC, until now - the first deputy chairman of this department. The appointment of ex-chairman of the Security Council Andrei Ravkov to the new position has not yet been reported.
Let us remind you that Lukashenka replaced the government of Belarus even before the presidential elections, re-appointing Roman Golovchenko to the post of prime minister and leaving all ministers in their posts.
In addition, Lukashenko made a number of appointments in the State Committee for Military Industry, and also agreed on the appointment of heads of local executive bodies in a number of districts of the Gomel region.
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