The Russian Embassy in Minsk said it was continuing to work on the Sapieha case

Russian diplomats continue to work on the case of compatriot Sofya Sapega, convicted in Belarus, and are waiting to meet her. This was reported by the press secretary of the Russian Embassy in Minsk Alexei Maskalev RIA Novosti.
“Our diplomats continue to work on the case of Sofia Sapieha. We interact with his lawyer and the Belarusian side. We look forward to another meeting with a Russian citizen,” Maskalev said.
Recall that the Russian Sofya Sapega was sentenced to six years in prison in May 2022. The regional court in Grodno, Belarus, found her guilty of incitement to social hatred and discord, as well as illegal collection of data on the private life and personal data of law enforcement officers, judges, civil servants and journalists. In total, about 240 people were injured, information about which was published on Telegram channels.
Later, Sofya was added to the list of those involved in terrorism, under number 1026. In June 2022, the convict approached Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko with a request for pardon, but it was refused, because for this it is necessary to meet a number of conditions, including serving half of the sentence. Russian Embassy in Minsk says they are continuing to work on the Sapieha case