All of the people at the Square of Change have been detained. There is no room in the police van. Viasna (a human rights advocacy group) reports 323 arrests, however, this is not the final number.

The siloviki are destroying the memorial to Roman Bondarenko: putting flowers, tents, and lanterns into trash bags. The Square of Change is completely surrounded by the police. Meanwhile, the detained people are still standing queue to enter the police van.

The siloviki are detaining people en masse at the houses near the Square of Change

“Call the ambulance! Don't shove him into the truck!”

The women shout that the man has cerebrocranial injury and that he can't walk but the riot cops still push him into the truck.

A person in a column of protesters filmed the grenades being thrown at them.

Around 20 plainclothesmen are taking the flowers from the memorial to the bus.

Solidarity chains begin to form around Minsk. This one is near the Frunzensky police precinct where the police take the people who got arrested today.

People are being beaten and arrested at a shop

People of Soligorsk gathered near one of the memorials to Roman Bondarenko to set it in order.

During the raid in Square of Changes nearby, the siloviki took 5 people out of their apartments and put them against the wall

Guy Verhofstad, ex-Prime Minister of Belgium and a long-time leader of the liberal faction in the European Parliament, called upon the EU to “dial up the pressure” on the Lukashenko regime. He addressed the head diplomat of the EU Josep Borrell and asked to immediately discuss this matter with the EU foreign ministers.

“New wave of violence in Belarus. The EU can & should do more👇🏻: sanctions, humanitarian corridor for injured and visa-free travel, solidarity and media support, international tribunal. Dial up the pressure!
@JosepBorrellF sd put this on the table of EU foreign ministers NOW.”

Once again the police forced the arrested people in the Sovietsky police precinct to face the wall

According to the human rights groups, over 700 people have been arrested today. This includes two journalists from Belsat TV channel: Katerina Andreyeva and Daria Chultsova, who were streaming from the Square of Change.