Alexander Kozulin called his supporters to go out to streets

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Byelorussian presidential ex-contender Alexander Kozulin appealed to his supporters to go to Oktyabrskaya Square in the evening on March 20 to protest against election result. As a REGNUM correspondent informs, appealing to people Alexander Kozulin wrote Declaration of the People. “People should be informed about violations and despotism of authorities,” explained Kozulin. “From March 20, Byelorussia has been becoming even more isolated country. In 21^st century – century of globalization, it is possible to live only together and in cooperation.” Also, Kozulin expressed his hope that in the evening on March 20 no less people would gather in Oktyabrskaya Square than on March 19. “People should not just go out and speak, they should to do it understanding their deeds,” stressed he.

It should be reminded that according to official voting results, Alexander Kozulin collected 2.3% of votes and took 4^th place, after Alexander Lukashenko (82.6%), Alexander Milinkevich (6%), and Sergey Gaidukevich (3.5%).