Belarus unit of Gazprombank raided as Lukashenko cracks down on election opponents

Security officials in Belarus on Thursday raided the local unit of Russia's Gazprombank, which until recently had been headed by one of President Alexander Lukashenko's main rivals in a presidential election due in August.<div class="feedflare">
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