World leaders furious over Roman Protasevich arrest

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Journalist Roman Protasevich was among more than 100 passengers on board a flight from Athens, Greece which was forced to land in Minsk in a “state-sponsored hijacking”.

The criticism from world leaders has been furious and the warnings severe.

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