Polish authorities released a recording of negotiations with Ryanair, which landed in Minsk

The spokesman for the Polish secret services minister Stanislav Zarin published a recording in which the alleged KGB officer prompts the air traffic controller during a conversation with the Ryanair pilot with Roman Protasevich and Sofia Sapega on board. In a conversation with the dispatcher, a recording of which was posted on Zarina’s Facebook, the alleged security officer enters three times.

In Russian, the first time he says “go on, go on” is when the dispatcher announces the assumption that the plane is being mined.

After that, he adds that “this is our recommendation,” in response to the Ryanair pilot’s question about who was the source of the recommendation to land the plane at the Minsk airport.

Then the airport employee himself asks the alleged security officer what color the dispatcher’s code is. He replies: “Well, tell me red. Red”.

The day before, The New York Times wrote that the air traffic controller of the airport in Minsk, who was on duty during the emergency landing of the Ryanair airline with the creator of the NEXTA Telegram channel Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend Sofya Sapieha, fled from Belarus to Poland and told the European special services about what was happening in airport. In its material, the newspaper refers to sources in European power structures and a representative of the Polish security service Stanislav Zarin. According to sources, the dispatcher told the EU special services that the threat of an explosion on board the liner was deliberately false, and the entire operation was led by an officer of the Belarusian KGB.

Now the witness has already left Poland, his current whereabouts are still unknown.

Let us remind you that the incident with the Ryanair plane took place on May 23. A flight from Athens to Vilnius was forcibly landed in Minsk, Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend, a Russian woman, Sofya Sapega, were removed from the plane.