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The forced diversion of a passenger jet by Belarus to arrest an opposition journalist has drawn criticism from world leaders.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko sparked international outrage by dispatching a fighter jet on Sunday to intercept the Ryanair flight from Greece to Lithuania carrying Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend Sofia Sapega.
A brief video clip of Pratasevich, who ran a popular messaging app that played a key role in helping organize huge protests against Lukashenko, was shown on state television on Monday night. The TV footage showed Protasevich with dark markings on his forehead, saying he was being treated "according to the law."
US President Joe Biden slammed Belarus on Monday for the "outrageous" act of forcing a flight in Minsk where the dissident journalist onboard was arrested.
EU leaders demanded the immediate release of the journalist who is Belarusian President&rsquo;s key foe.
EU leaders agreed on Monday to cut air links with Belarus, and the bloc said it would adopt further "targeted economic sanctions" against Belarusian authorities.

International outrage over arrest of Belarus journalist from diverted plane

The forced diversion of a passenger jet by Belarus to arrest an opposition journalist has drawn criticism from world leaders.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko sparked international outrage by dispatching a fighter jet on Sunday to intercept the Ryanair flight from Greece to Lithuania carrying Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend Sofia Sapega.
A brief video clip of Pratasevich, who ran a popular messaging app that played a key role in helping organize huge protests against Lukashenko, was shown on state television on Monday night. The TV footage showed Protasevich with dark markings on his forehead, saying he was being treated "according to the law."
US President Joe Biden slammed Belarus on Monday for the "outrageous" act of forcing a flight in Minsk where the dissident journalist onboard was arrested.
EU leaders demanded the immediate release of the journalist who is Belarusian President&rsquo;s key foe.
EU leaders agreed on Monday to cut air links with Belarus, and the bloc said it would adopt further "targeted economic sanctions" against Belarusian authorities.

Belarus protests intensify, protest leader reportedly abducted

Belarus protest leader has reportedly been abducted after mass anti-gov't march. Unidentified, masked men detained detained Maria Kolesnikova in central Minsk and drove her off in a minivan.
Meanwhile, police in Belarus said on Monday that more than 600 people were arrested at weekend protests as authorities intensified efforts to end weeks of demonstrations against President Alexander Lukashenko.
Lukashenko is facing an unprecedented challenge to his 26 years in power, with massive crowds protesting against his disputed re-election on August 9.

Belarus protest leader reportedly abducted
Massive crowds protesting against President&nbsp;Lukashenko
Police detained more than 600 protesters
Crowds protesting against&nbsp;Lukashenko's disputed re-election

Belarus protest leader has reportedly been abducted after mass anti-gov't march. Unidentified, masked men detained detained Maria Kolesnikova in central Minsk and drove her off in a minivan.
Meanwhile, police in Belarus said on Monday that more than 600 people were arrested at weekend protests as authorities intensified efforts to end weeks of demonstrations against President Alexander Lukashenko.
Lukashenko is facing an unprecedented challenge to his 26 years in power, with massive crowds protesting against his disputed re-election on August 9.

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