The Supreme Court of Belarus found Aliaksandr Buhlai guilty of genocide against the Belarusian people, reported by the Prosecutor General's Office Telegram channel.

Photo: Prosecutor General's Office
Due to his death, the verdict was issued without sentencing.
The Prosecutor General's Office reports that Aliaksandr Buhlai, while commanding a paramilitary unit, organized punitive operations and actions in the Homel, Minsk, and Mahilioŭ regions. The court found Buhlai guilty of 33 proven episodes of criminal acts. He was found guilty of murdering 174 residents of Belarus, including children and elderly people, taking 77 people into slavery, and burning over 280 homes.
This is already the eighth criminal case resulting in a genocide conviction.
Previously, Uladzimir Katruk, who burned Khatyn, Kanstantsin Smouski, Symon Serafinovich, Aliaksandr Yarmolchyk, Vosip Vinitski, Hans Zilling, and Antanas Getyavichus were also found guilty.
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