For Russia to conquer Ukraine, Vladimir Putin was relying on a network of trains next door in Belarus, but saboteurs had a 'secret plan'.
Now, the Belarusian President is in a delicate position.
"What we could be witnessing is in fact the ultimate attempt by the Kremlin to subjugate Lukashenko and fully reintegrate Belarus quietly while all attention is on Ukraine," she said in a"The question now is to ask: 'how short is the leash on which the Kremlin is holding Mr Lukashenko and how much does he have left to bargain?'.
Only a few people have access to the file because it is one of the most valuable assets in the opposition movement.Belarus has a population of 9 million people and BYPOL told the ABC it had more than 200,000 people signed up to its plan, including 5,000 people willing to perform "special operations", or actively sabotage the regime.
BYPOL president Aliaksandr Azarau said the organisation is determined to restore democracy to Belarus.
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